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Good inclusion of the contact sheets. Comments can be brief here but if you are going to make reference to inspiration, you cant just say inspiration came. Came from what?!

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A gift is format from pictures who i take it and you should arrange them correctly and should make a nice gif

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A gift is format from pictures who i take it and you should arrange them correctly and should make a nice gif

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it was so fun to made this IMovie and also i was thinking of the moves and the  position of the camera,to bring people to dance for me,also it was a bit difficult to put on the  because it was my first time IMovie and i in my view i did okay!

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it was so fun to made this IMovie and also i was thinking of the moves and the  position of the camera,to bring people to dance for me,also it was a bit difficult to put on the  because it was my first time IMovie and i in my view i did okay!

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i made it by drawing on the board and having fun and the inspiration came.

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i made it by drawing on the board and having fun and the inspiration came.

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Eadweard Muybridge (9 April 1830 – 8 May 1904, born Edward James Muggeridge) was an English photographer important for his pioneering work in photographic studies of motion, and early work in motion-picture projection.

Muybridge is renowned for his ground-breaking work in animal locomotion, proving a horse does in fact fly when galloping. He was one of the first photographers to use multiple cameras to capture motion, then projecting the findings with his creation of the zoopraxiscope – a device for projecting motion pictures that pre-dated the flexible perforated film strip.

Sallie Gardneer at a Gallop is Muybridge’s most famous production experiment, which took place on June 19th, 1878. It was this experiment that laid the foundations for the future development of motion pictures, consisting of 24 photographs in a fast-motion series.

Between 1883 and 1886 Muybridge took over 100,000 images at the Unversity of Pennsylvania, resulting in over 700 sequences, studying the movement of humans and animals. Many of these works are featuring models either entirely nude or with very little clothing, photographed in a variety of undertakings, ranging from boxing, to walking down stairs, to throwing water over one another and carrying buckets of water.

Today his findings and fundamentals are still used, with similar setups of carefully timed multiple cameras are used in modern special effects photography with the opposite goal: capturing changing camera angles with little or no movement of the subject. Muybridges’s work is also a major reference for technical artists and figurative drawing.

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A. Which year did Leland Stanford commission Muybridge to take pictures of his racehorse?

Leland Stanford commission Muybridge to take pictures of his racehorse in 1872.

B. What did Stanford want to find out from these photographs?

Stanford wanted to know whether a galloping horses four hooves ever left the ground at the same time.

C. What was the set up Muybridge used to take the photographs?

Muybridge used 12 cameras that were activated by strings as horse galloped through.

D. What did the photographs prove?

Muybridge prove that all four hooves of the horse did in fact leave the ground at the same time.

E. What became possible because of Muybridge’s work?

Because of his work motion pictures were possible.

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Your comments aren't developed enough, it shows no critical understanding of what you have done and why you did it. This isn't good enough I am afraid to meet to grade criteria.

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Again comments aren't in depth enough to show any understanding of what you have done and why you did it.

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More analytical, reflective and evaluative comments required.

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You have uploaded this but you haven't actually written any comments into it???? The purpose of it was for you to fill it out or at least tick off the things you've done or haven't done.

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Research done, but there are no analytical or reflective comments again therefore it shows no link to your response pieces.

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L2 FINAL EVALUTION UNIT 7 Things in Motion.docx