James’ Web Journal

Works Cited

Blair, Lindsay. Joseph Cornell’s Vision of Spiritual Order (Reaktion Books – Essays in Art and Culture). New York: Reaktion Books, 1998.

Hauptman, Jodi. Joseph Cornell stargazing in the cinema. New Haven: Yale UP, 1999.

Pearson, Carol. Hero within six archetypes we live by. San Francisco: Harper & Row, 1986.

Ponce?, Charles. Archetype of the unconscious and the transfiguration of therapy reflections on Jungian psychology. Berkeley, Calif: North Atlantic Books, 1990.

A., Shelburne, Walter. Mythos and logos in the thought of Carl Jung the theory of the collective unconscious in scientific perspective. Albany: State University of New York P, 1988.

Short, Robert. The Age of Gold Surrealist Cinema (Persistence of Vision, 3). New York: Creation Books, 2003.

            Joseph Campbell and the power of myth [videorecording] / a production of Apostrophe S Productions, Inc. in association with Alvin H. Perlmutter, Inc. and Public Affairs Television, Inc. ; presented by WNET, New York, WTTW, Chicago

So I’ve been lucky enough to have been apart of TCTV this quarter. I am an intern with them 20 hours a week through Mediawork, so that means I am shooting for an end project that is only half as long then my peers.

I consider myself to be fortunate, I do plan on using their facilities for some of my projects, and they even have me making training videos for them. These videos are tools to help teach people the uses of such wonders as composition, or lighting. And I feel the lack of structure to approaching these training tips to be quite breath of fresh air, though I need to work getting them done sooner, but alas I need to get a lot of things done sooner. I’ve been struggling between what feels to be class and job.

Well I say no more, I am going to pick myself up, and do better then I have been these last 3 weeks.

P.S. Found this and boy does it make me happy

So I know the site looks pretty basic, and you say “because you haven’t done a thing to it James,” which is true. I lead a busy life of fighting invisible things, so it will take me some time to refine this web-journaling space. Maybe by the end of my weekend I’ll have it to SNR, which is short for Standard Nifty Regulations.

To hold you (the people who should really have more important things then reading a blog of someone, who isn’t as far as you should be concerned, has even proven themselves to be interesting yet,) here’s a nifty commercial, and a link to the making that you really should enjoy.

Why not a link to the making of, why not indeed?