Current Projects-- Archive 2003-2004

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Major projects in-the-works

Screening 2004- Tuesday Jun 1!

The Hare Krishna Project

Stuy vs. Sci

Rants 2004

And... a sneak preview of "The Great Social Equation"

Campaign 2004- May 21- May 27
Helping the seniors to register to vote-- we got 29 students to register!

AIDS Awareness Day PSA- April 30, 2004

We thought up a concept, taped some footage and edited together a short piece which was then shown to several history and health classes on AIDS awareness day!

"Sci vs. Stuy" documentary group goes to Stuyvesant to tape footage! January 29, 2003

Carrie McLaren comes to Bronx Science

Carrie McLaren of StayFree! magazine paid a special visit to our club on January 13, 2004. We looked at advertising, specifically the ads which appear in Ad magazines. We learned a lot about the advertising process, and about looking at commercials and ads critically. We learned a little about the magazine she publishes, had really a interesting discussion, and all took home anti-SUV post-cards and copies of StayFree! She was an inspiration for our documentary projects. We would love to work with her in the future.

Video Journalism Projects!

Production Title	Group Members
The Relationship between BxSci and Stuy	Layla Anna Adria Lenore Tegest Muftah
The Great Social Equation	Ben Adam Script Supervisors: Sara, Aliza
Rants 2004	A collaborative effort-- featuring rants from your favorite BS students! Edited by Sara and Aliza
Hari Krishna: Cult vs. Religion	Aliza Nicole Shuki Isabelle Amar Stephan

We all recieved resource packets specific to our jobs, as well as proposal sheets to help us organize our ideas. Take a look...
Production Roles
Production Proposal

PSA practice project!

The PSAs should be of course, under one minute. They have to be comprised of one continuous shot, with no cuts. Each group member should be given a role in the PSA's production. There should be a director, a cameraperson and the talent (on camera actors). The groups finished creating their storylines and made sure they answered the questions:
How is the cameraperson going to move to accomplish the entire PSA in one shot?
What sounds are going to be heard?
Where will it be shot?
Is this project doable in 20 min?
The groups went out to shoot their PSA. Here's an outline of what we came up with:

PSA's message	Group members
1. Outdoor activity- stressing the importance of exercise	Sarah, Ilana, Josh, Ryan
2. Liberals at Bronx Science	Shari, James, Adam, Ben
3. RIAA legislation	Nayema, Jessie, Sable, Amy
4. Post-its- they help you remember	Nicole, Tegest, Margalit, Layla, Shuki
5. Self mutilation	Aliza, Sarah, Isabel, Vinusha, Dina

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