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Visualised the feeling and sounds of scenes from the Blader Runner 2049.

The experience of watching a movie is wonderful! It is an all-encompassing experience. But how can all this, make impact on you when you can't hear anything? How can you feel the tensity when you can't hear the actors screaming or crying? That is the challenge I've worked on with this project. Watch the final product on my GitHub.

The challenge this project was that we needed to make this project in CSS. A super interesting way of approaching a project because you're going to think in possibilities of code instead of a prototype tool for example. As students we've forked a template file from Vasilis . Inside this code were some basic files which already contained the timing of the subtitles and the subtitles itself. To change the timing of the subtitles, I needed to change to following code:


//Example code
captions[0] = ['3.8','8.1'];
captions[1] = ['8.1','10'];
captions[2] = ['10.8','12.5'];
//And blood-black nothingness began to spin
captions[3] = ['12.5','15.6'];
captions[4] = ['17.369','19.8'];
captions[5] = ['19.9','23.3'];
//Fuck off, skin-job!
captions[6] = ['23.3','25.2'];
                    

Final Result

The final project is worked out great and I would love to work on similair projects somewhere in the future. I find it super interesting to work on a design that has to be designed in another way than what normal is. Click on "watch project" to navigate to my GitHub page. On the right side will be a link visible where you can watch the video and more information about the process can be found in my wiki. Enjoy!

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