Projection Project









Due to the file size I had to upload the video on YouTube as Blogger wouldn’t allow me to upload it. (LINK BELOW) 

For this project I wanted to explore a deep seated anxiety of mine around eating in public and vomiting. The fear itself is called Emetophobia and has been apart of my life for quite some time. I was really inspired by the movie Sinister and the super 8 sequences seen within that film. I originally thought I was going to add audio from the actual shots into the video but considered traditionally super 8 films didn’t have sound. I downloaded a super 8 reel sound to play alongside the clip to enhance the illusion of actually using super 8. The music for the video itself was all written by myself in Logic Pro X. I used an instrument called a mellotron or a plugin of said instrument as I can’t afford the real thing. I then used a choir setting of a mix of male and female voices with a bit crusher which essentially degrades the sound of  instruments into melancholic chaos that I wanted to show. Using all of these techniques I aimed to demonstrate the anxiety that goes into one of these panic attacks and all of the mannerisms that I display when this is happening. 


https://youtu.be/XH4Fcw3HE0k?si=addE8YinQ-pB3GQw 



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