EwArt Productions http://ewart.sbc.edu/ en Copyright 2009 Mon, 19 Nov 2007 16:11:53 -0500 http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss <![CDATA[3. Albrecht Dürer's Prodigal Son]]> Albrecht Dürer's
Prodigal Son

A look at Albrecht Dürer's "Prodigal Son" and the choices he made.

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Written and Hosted By
Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe

Editing, Effects, Animation and Encoding
Aaron Mahler

Audio Production, Script Consulting and Closing Theme
Greg Ingber

Logo
Richard Mahler

Freesound Project
Spray Can Shake by Percy Duke

Created Using
Apple Final Cut Studio 2:
Final Cut Pro
Motion
LiveType
SoundTrack Pro
Compressor

DV Garage:
Conduit

Adobe:
Photoshop CS3

Felt Tip Software:
Sound Studio

Thanks from Aaron:
Alex Lindsay
&
the amazing community at the
Pixel Corps
for constant inspiration

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Mona Lisa

Learn about Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” and why she’s so famous.

Created, Written and Hosted By
Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe

Editing, Effects and Encoding
Aaron Mahler

Audio Production and Closing Theme
Greg Ingber

Image Editing and Production Assistance
Tess Drahman

Logo
Richard Mahler

Louvre Photo
Adam Schneider

Mona Lisa
Suzanne Ramsey

Freesound Project
Marker Sound by Hari
Squeak by Propthis

Lute Theme
Fantasia 4 by Edward Martin
Available at magnatune.com

Special Thanks
Cheryl Warnock
Rosemary Witcombe
Kelsey Dellaporte
Kylene Hayslett
Kim Wadelton
Lauren Bomar

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The Last Supper
Refectory of S. Maria delle Grazie, Milan (c. 1495-1498)

Learn what Leonardo da Vinci did in his wrecked fresco of the "Last Supper" and what has happened to the painting since.

Created, Written and Hosted By
Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe

Editing, Effects and Encoding
Aaron Mahler

Audio Production and Closing Theme
Greg Ingber

Image Editing and Production Assistance
Tess Drahman

Logo
Richard Mahler

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