Walk.

Before I end my day, here's a little thing I did with my recently purchased Lomokino.

Walk from Nikki Tuason on Vimeo.

I got these developed right after the holidays. Speaking of holidays, a New Year's Resolution is in tow. I am going to spread the S.H.R.T stickers, learn how to use acrylic paints once again, and I've decided to talk to strangers!!! Not in a way that would get me killed...but in a Scott Schuman kind of approach, sumthin like dis:



I dunno how I'm gonna do it because I am not a people person but whatevs, I want to take some cool photos so I have to do it. Btw, did you know there's a tutorial for talking to strangers?
Click here to know how to approach them carefully! =))))

Also, I don't JUST want to take photos, I'm planning on using my Lomokino more and I have a project in mind using the Lomo and it's something like this:

Japan from Edwin Europe on Vimeo.

I can't wait to have the balls to talk to strangers and start this (sorta expensive) project of mine but I'm pretty excited. Sooo here's to a New Year! WOOOOOO!!!


PS. I am also hoping that this year, I would be allowed to go to a foreign llaaaannddd~~~ I can't tell what the place is yet...but for now...



BYEEE!!! :D

Zombie

GUYYSS!! Just as promised, our video for VIDPROD2 is finished and we made a video inspired by "scary" B-movies.

We had a 3.5 for this film! WOOO! Pretty proud of it as I was the cinematographer :D

CREDITS:

a B-movie classic Horror inspired VIDPRD2 project video

John Remigio - the Zombie/Director
Mia Pasaporte - the Girl
Nikki Tuason - Cinematographer
Trixie Beredo - Lighting Technician

Music - "The Zombie" by Thorton Salvador
Thor's channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/23unknown32

And coolness about the score of the short film was that it was made from scratch by my friend Thor! Pretty cool, huh? GOOO WATCH IT, it's really niiice.