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Queen Ru preaching.

Beauty and The Beast

Beauty: Aquarius, Virgo, Libra, Cancer, Pisces, Gemini

Beast: Aries, Scorpio, Capricorn, Taurus, Leo, Sagittarius

The Signs Wedding Rings

Aries: 

Taurus:

Gemini:

Cancer:

Leo:

Virgo:

Libra:

Scorpio:

Sagittarius:

Aquarius:

Pisces: 

Finally free

John Drew Round 2

I’m back in class with Professor Drew which means this tumblr account gets a second run. The class that this will be used for is New Media. This class will teach about/ how to use photo shop and coding languages. We will also talk about how these things are used in today’s world for business. Syllabus coming soon. Midterm is to make your own app and pitch it to the class. 

April 9th

OS ABout Video 

Working on the script again- checked email and Eileen posted this version of the script 

BEACH SHOT People are on the beach and throwing trash in the water. VOICE OVER When people say oceanic pollution is this what you think about? CUT TO: BEACH SCENE 2 Teenagers are drinking and throwing bottles in the bay VOICE OVER And probably this too right? BEACH NIGHT SCENE People are partying at the beach. The party finishes and they leave debris in the beach. FADE TO BLACK VOICE OVER Or maybe even this... CLOSE UP LONG ISLAND AREA Someone is walking through the street eating a bag of chips. They finish the bag of chips and throw the bag into the ground next to the trash. Person shrugs it off and keeps walking away. CLOSE UP SEWAGE DRAIN Chip bag blows away into the sidewalk. It gets pushed by peoples feet and ends up in the sewer. CUT TO: VOICE OVER But do you think of the ocean when you do this?. BAY FADE IN: A person is walking on the beach and picking trash out of the bay. FADE TO: OPERATION SPLASH OPERATION BASE VOICE OVER Operation Splash was started with one goal in mind- to help stop waterfront pollution on Long Island. CUT TO: Background shots of the Operation splash office. VOICE OVER SPLASH volunteers have removed over 1.5 million pounds of debris since 1990. This exclusively volunteer based organization was established 25 years ago in Freeport, LI. Background shots of the bay and boat cleaning. SPLASH volunteers patrol the South Shore, Long Island urban waters removing debris, monitoring and identifying pollutants as well as their sources. CUT TO: Shot of people cleaning the bay in the boat. With the leadership of talented and environmentally passionate marine tradespeople, educators and business owners, SPLASH has remained focused on its mission and produced extraordinary results. Our mission is to spread empowerment in hope to inspire others to help our communities’ environment. All it takes is one small step, and together we can change the world.

April 7th

Operation Splash Twitter

tweeting three times a day

one tweet will be themed by day- to show people what they are missing by not helping, show them all the bay has to offer

one tweet can be a video, quiz or other type of media - an interactive way to get involved with followers aside from retweets and favorites.

one tweet will be current events occurring with the environment, os headquarters, meetings, etc.- giving followers the information they want and need to help further the group.

Our goal is to have members get clear and concise information from the twitter of OS. The first few weeks we will be sending out all these different types of information and keep track of what gets more favorites retweets and replies. Once we are aware of what the followers want to see we will post accordingly to that. We will also get your followers up and help you get in contact with more environmental groups on twitter. Twitter will be linked on all other social media pages.

April 2nd

OS About Video 

*Start with seeing people on the beach and throwing trash in the water*

voice: When people say oceanic pollution is this what you think about?

*Kids-Teens drinking throwing bottle in the bay*

voice: and probably this too right?

*show people leaving debris from a party on the beach and fade to black*

voice: or maybe even this

*fade up to the long island area someone walking through the street eating a bag of chips and throwing trash on the ground next to a garbage pail. Person shrugs it off and keeps walking away. Bag is blown by the wind to a sewage drain. (weather permitting) Or chip bag gets pushed by peoples feet and ends up in the sewer.*

voice: But do you think of the ocean when you do this?

*fade in of one person walking on the beach and picking trash out of the bay fade to Operation Splash operation base*

Voice: Operation Splash was founded with one goal in mind- to help stop waterfront pollution on Long Island.

*go from closeup of water to zooming out and seeing a boat on the bay with the operation splash logo* 

SPLASH volunteers have removed over 1.5 million pounds of debris since 1990.

*Footage with volunteers cleaning up the bay and start to go inside splash head quarters*

This exclusively volunteer based organization was established 25 years ago in Freeport, LI.

*Continue filming in the first area of splash head quarters. The one with the boats ( not where we had our meeting)* 

SPLASH volunteers patrol the South Shore, Long Island urban waters removing debris, monitoring and identifying pollutants as well as their sources.

*Go back to footage of the bay as we have people walking around, most likely a nice day, make it look like a vacation style spot to volunteer.*

With the leadership of talented and environmentally passionate marine tradespeople, educators and business owners, SPLASH has remained focused on its mission and produced extraordinary results.

*Video of founders leading a meeting or see if we could film them while they are at a school.* 

Our mission is to spread empowerment in hope to inspire others to help our communities’ environment. All it takes is one small step, and together we can change the world.

*kind of a flash montage of video footage that we capture at the bay and stop at a picture of the operation splash main team. picture should be them in front of the boat with the logo clearly visible. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4INXJ70DLyQ (like 1:38 on in this video) *

March 31st

Today in class we are meeting with all of our groups. I am in three groups.

Social Media for Operation Splash (Twitter):

Waterfront Wednesdays (pictures of the waterfront)

Turtle Tuesday (pictures and facts about turtles) 

(make sure to link other social media sites in the about us section)

PPP ( What does it mean to be a panther) 

I am currently looking into getting international students from my residence hall (linen) to 

Operation Splash (boots in the sand) 

- more volunteers needed / young

So what? The problem.

-ignorance regarding source of debris / trash---- storm drains

- sand / salt

Nia’s song idea: “At the beginning from Anastasia

Day 12 The Big Reveal

The operation splash loved all of our posts. Although I have collectively decided not Tho use snapchat I will still help with Twitter. For the about video that goes on the website I want to whip people into shape without seeming mean or malicious. I want to help with the producing or maybe even be the lead producer. I also heave camera experience from Basic so I'm open to that especially on the yik yak project with Kevin. That should be a lot of fun and great publicity

Day 11 PPP Presentation

Another presentation has come and gone. I didn't really get to speak... At all to defend my idea and I definitely regret it. I could have added input, while the speech was going on especially since it was my base idea. PPP seemed enthused but you can never really tell what a client is thinking unless they tell you. Other projects seemed amazing and had great ideas on the table.

Day 11 presentation #1 Operation Splash

The day before a presentation can be one of the most nerve wracking experiences ever. Especially a presentation that has not been practiced in front of a group. After the social media group all contributed ideas we presented them in front of operation splash we all divided into respective groups and explained our branches of social media. As for the rest of the groups their projects were amazing and showed a great deal of dedicated time and workmanship. Operation splash seemed to like all of the presentations.

Day 10 (tuesday) Mock Presentation

This was one of the most nerve wracking experiences of my life and it made me discover that my group and I have two different ideas of the video we are trying to produce. While the video I want to make is a bit easier to orchestrate the other idea floating around is a bit harder to play off and is a bit less entertaining in my opinion. I realize I have to make my input and speak up quickly before it is too late and my idea falls through. the presentation made this clear to me. 

Day 9 Back to the Yak

Buzz Feed Video Ideas

Well this group is certainly alot different than I pictured but slowly and surely the buzz feed video is coming together. We have figured out the opening of the video and are working on the direction in which it is going. I am trying to push the video in a neutral direction so that people can not only see both sides of yik yak but are able to decide what they think about it and think for themselves causing them to ask other peoples opinions. At the same time we are trying not to make it too complicated otherwise it could lose the viewers completely. A model was brought in in order for us to stay focused and so far it is going pretty well. Hopefully we will be able to incorporate most of the ideas thrown around in the video. We are also working on getting original music for the video and actors as well. I may be able to be an actor in the video since I have previous acing experience but that can be discussed at a later date.