ryan’s

235 – Leave school and head home

245 – watched YouTube and have a snack

320 – get gear together for an upcoming race

340 – leave for Swantown

400 – Meet with the boat owner and prepare the boat for the race

500 – push off the dock and begin sailing

830 – finish sailing and head home

900 – arrive home and make dinner

920 – Eat dinner while binge-watching Game of Thrones

1040 – take a shower

1100 – sleep

730 – crawl out of bed and get ready

740 – make breakfast and watch a YouTube video

820 – leave for school

830 – arrive at school

900/325 – school

A day of my life

So we start at 2:35 pm, I step out of Mr. Leduc’s psych ward of a class, get in my car, and speed home. Upon arriving home at 2:45, I toss my backpack on the floor and begin my favorite part of the day. I proceed to grab one of the finest bananas my kitchen counter has to offer and watch a YouTube video on the Kardashev scale to relax

3:20 rolls around, and it’s time to throw away the banana peel, click off my phone, and begin getting ready for a night of sailing. At 3:40, I had my lifejacket and snacks together and left for Swantown Marina.

At 4:00, I met with the boat’s owner and began readying the boat. The boat is a Melges 24 named Rufus, and it typically is a very fast boat, as we often get 1st or 2nd. However, the boat hasn’t sailed in months, and it shows. So We proceed to spend 25 minutes scrubing the accumulated dust of a haul and the weeks worth of dried bird shit off the deck. After much cleaning and rigging, we finally got the boat and pushed off the dock at 5 o’clock.

We practice and sail around for an hour and a half before the race starts at 6:30. The race starts, and we secure an amazing start and keep the momentum around the course. At last, we sail through the finish line at around 7:50. securing a 2nd place. We derig the boat and drive back home at 8:40. 

I arrive back home at 9 pm and immediately begin figuring out what to eat for dinner. As I was tired and frankly I’m lazy, I settled on a microwaveable bowl of fried rice from Trader Joe’s. 5 minutes late,r the microwave door swings open, I peel off the film, and begin tearing into the fried rice while binge-watching Game of Thrones for the second day in a row. I’m only on season 2, so no spoilers. By 10:40, I figure it’s been long enough, and I head upstairs to take a shower and hit the sack.

By 7:30 in the morning, I crawl out of bed and begin my day. By 9:40, I’m making my breakfast that I eat every morning, 2 fried eggs on 2 pieces of toast slathered in cream cheese. Once I finish making breakfast, I eat it while watching the metaphorical million reels my friends send me every day. Once done with those, I kick on a YouTube video and kick around until I leave for school at 8:20. By 8:30, I arrive at school, drop my bag off in my 1st period, and go talk to some friends until 9:00 rolls around when class starts.

The school day proceeds as it always does, with some classes being boring and others being fine. And now I’m back at 6th period. Right where it all started, the day before.

So what are the takeaways from all of this? What magic secrets about my life are shown by recording my day? Well, one thing I realized is that my morning is the same every day. While my evenings are very impulsive and different every day. For example, that sailboat race was only decided on a night or 2 before the race. And the night after that, I spent the whole time playing video games. And the one after that, binge-watching Game of Thrones. Though all these play into the theme that my evenings are generally relaxing and unproductive. 

That’s all, goodbye. 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/13qF3jnDiAMMwfRHSp7iiq_X3XIPvcpzz/view?usp=sharing

what I learned: I learned how to make a simple background track as well as how to mix it to where it fills the gaps between the voice.

SUMMARY – Due March 19

Role

• Solo artist

Intention (SMART Goal) for the Session

• By May 9, as part of TEAM solo, I will have evidence of a song that has multiple genres in it by taking inspiration from the list an a.i will provide me for Session 5.

AI INCLUSION

• All AI use was from MagicSchool.ai unless otherwise cited
• Washington State guidelines for “Human AI Human” AI use in schools were followed
• Details of prompts examples and questions

PRE-PRODUCTION – INQUIRY – Due March 20

LEADER(S) IN THE FIELD / EXEMPLARY WORK(S)

Primary Source

Sleep Token is a relatively new band that has grown greatly in the last couple of years and are well known for their very unique and inaviteve style that involes jamming many styles of music together.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-FsT1b7rc-mKVOjikjw5jg

Secondary Source

This video covers Sleep Token and their amazing rhythm. The video covers:

• Time Signature Analysis: The video examines the time signature of “The Summoning,” highlighting its complexity and how it contributes to the song’s unique feel.
• Rhythmic Patterns: It delves into the song’s intricate rhythmic patterns, discussing how they challenge conventional timekeeping and create a distinctive listening experience.
• Musical Interpretation: The presenter offers insights into how musicians can approach playing the song, considering its unconventional time signature and rhythm.
• Comparative Examples: The video compares “The Summoning” to other songs with complex time signatures, providing context and understanding of its place in modern music.

TRAINING AND SOURCE(S)

Bands similar to Sleep Token according to ai that I can anilize and draw inspiration from are:

Leprous
A Norwegian progressive metal band known for their emotionally charged vocals and intricate instrumentation. Their albums like The Congregation and Pitfalls blend atmospheric melodies with heavy sections, creating a dynamic listening experience.

Karnivool
An Australian progressive metal band celebrated for their complex compositions and philosophical lyrics. Albums such as Sound Awake and Asymmetry feature immersive tracks that transition between atmospheric passages and heavy riffs. (sleeptoken.com)

TesseracT
A British progressive metal band recognized for their intricate polyrhythms and atmospheric soundscapes. Their albums like Altered State and Sonder showcase a blend of heavy, technical guitar work with soft, melodic passages.

Spiritbox
A Canadian metal band that fuses metalcore, djent, and atmospheric elements. Their 2021 album Eternal Blue highlights versatile vocals and a mix of intensity and ethereal soundscapes.

Deftones
An influential alternative metal band known for blending shoegaze, post-rock, and metal into a heavy yet atmospheric sound. Albums like White Pony and Koi No Yokan feature unique vocals and emotionally resonant music.

PRE-PRODUCTION – PLANNING – Due April 11

PROJECT TIMELINE WITH MILESTONES

Pre-production Milestones

1. Understand the Sound

• Familiarize yourself with Sleep Token’s discography. Pay attention to their signature blend of ambient, metal, post-rock, and R&B influences. Notice how they seamlessly transition between soft, emotional moments and intense, heavy sections.

2. Define the Theme

• Sleep Token’s songs often revolve around deep emotional themes—love, loss, spiritual longing, and personal struggles. Choose a theme that resonates emotionally and fits their atmospheric style.

3. Create the Mood

• Decide on the overall mood of the song—will it be melancholic, dark, or perhaps hopeful in some moments? Sleep Token’s music can be haunting and ethereal, so consider how to set this tone.

4. Start with Atmosphere

• Begin your song by creating an ambient intro with atmospheric sounds. Use reverb-heavy pads, gentle synths, or subtle guitar flourishes to set a dreamy, ethereal mood.

5. Write the Lyrics

• Keep the lyrics poetic and introspective, using imagery and metaphor. Sleep Token’s lyrics are often vague, leaving space for interpretation but still conveying deep emotion. They also explore themes of worship, the divine, and vulnerability.

6. Focus on the Dynamics

• One of the hallmarks of Sleep Token is their dynamic shifts—soft, ambient verses that build into powerful, emotional choruses. Plan to have moments of calm followed by explosive intensity.

7. Vocal Style

• Sleep Token’s vocalist (Vessel) has a distinct style, with smooth, soulful singing that often transitions into more powerful, aggressive screams or growls. Plan to include a variety of vocal techniques.

8. Piano or Soft Keys

• Piano is often a key instrument in Sleep Token songs, providing a hauntingly melodic backbone. Consider using piano or other keyboard sounds to carry the song’s harmonic structure.

9. Build Tension

• Introduce tension gradually. Add elements like increasing reverb, distant drums, or swelling synths that grow over time, creating a sense of anticipation.

10. Create a Strong Rhythm Section

• When it’s time to build intensity, bring in the drums. Sleep Token’s rhythm section can go from subdued, electronic beats to intense, heavy drum patterns. Work with layering percussion or using off-beat rhythms.

11. Layered Guitar Riffs

• Incorporate textured, atmospheric guitar riffs. Sleep Token often uses clean tones with delay and reverb for softer sections, but they switch to heavier distorted riffs during intense moments.

12. Contrast Soft and Heavy Elements

• Write contrasting sections—soft, intimate verses that transition into heavier, more aggressive choruses. This contrast is a key element in creating emotional highs and lows.

13. Use of Choirs or Background Vocals

• Sleep Token sometimes uses ethereal choir-like vocals in the background to build a celestial or haunting atmosphere. Consider layering multiple vocal tracks or using harmonies to create this effect.

14. Incorporate Electronic Elements

• Add subtle electronic textures—these could be glitchy beats, atmospheric drones, or manipulated vocals. Sleep Token often blends organic instruments with electronic production for a unique sound.

15. Craft an Emotional Bridge

• Write a bridge that serves as an emotional release. This could be a quiet, stripped-down moment before a powerful final chorus or a more aggressive section that builds tension.

16. Add a Climactic Chorus

• The climax of the song should have an explosive chorus with powerful instrumentation and emotionally charged vocals. Sleep Token’s choruses often include layered harmonies and soaring melodies.

17. Tweak Your Arrangement

• Experiment with the song’s structure. Don’t feel confined to traditional song formats—Sleep Token’s songs often defy standard verse-chorus-verse patterns, so consider introducing unexpected shifts.

18. Subtle Instrumentation Choices

• Experiment with non-traditional sounds like ambient noise, field recordings, or other unique textures. These details help create a rich sonic landscape.

19. Experiment with Silence

• Use moments of silence or minimalism to create space in the song. Sleep Token often utilizes this technique to give emotional weight to the more powerful sections of a song.

20. Polish the Final Production

• Once your song is written, focus on production. Pay attention to the mix—ensure that the ambient elements and intense sections sit well together. Master the transitions between the soft and heavy elements to ensure emotional impact.

PROPOSED BUDGET

Final Rate Consideration

ChatGPT’s respomnse to “can you give me scientific evidence for that claim?”:

A solo artist will likely charge a higher rate per hour to cover these costs and make a profit. For example:

• The artist might charge $25-$100/hour or more, depending on their experience, reputation, and location.

This gives a rough idea, but the exact rate will depend on the specific details of the artist’s situation. Would you like a more detailed breakdown of a specific case?

EVIDENCE OF TEAM PLANNING AND DECISIONS

…

PRODUCTION – ACTION – Due May 8

THE (FILM, SOUND, or GAME)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/13SwHI1DFjRhtx_XILEPaYIk7RFHaDGPV/view?usp=sharing

My song “Faces” where I switch between many genres and styles throughout the song. also a song where I try vocals for the first time.

SKILLS COMMENTARY

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CvEN3SCzotlDk1_A4jh2h2p1Cbz4qbfmvEuIrAG77-c/edit?usp=sharing

POST-PRODUCTION – REFLECTION – Due May 16

21st CENTURY SKILLS

Ways of Thinking (Creativity, Innovation, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving)

I had to figure out how to set up a microphone with some trial and error.

Ways of Working (Communication & Collaboration)

I worked with another teammate that played an instrument that I’ve never worked with before. So I had to accommodate the needs of the player and his instrument while recording his part.

Tools for Working (Info & Media Literacy)

I learned more about cubebase and the importance of updating your computer software.

Ways of Living in the World (Life & Career)

I reinforced how to create a game plan and stick to it.

REACTIONS TO THE FINAL VERSION

Place at least one comment from the PEER review and cite the student’s first name. Place at least one comment from the ADVISOR review and cite the student’s first name.

SELF-REFLECTION

I think my song is really cool and well made. I will definitely be working on my vocals though.

GRAMMAR AND SPELLING

Built in spell check and review.

EDITOR

Augman

GENRE

• metal

INFLUENCES and EXAMPLES

• Sleep Token, Bad Omens,

IDEAS AND EXPLANATION

• a song that is clean and calm* and then transitions to a more metal thing.

SCHOOL OF ROCK SOUND SAMPLE

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/10tj2xFPrJG2810B3H1K1o80016IKukJ-/view?usp=sharing

WHO WILL YOU NEED TO ACCOMPLISH THIS IDEA?

• me, myself, and I

WHAT DO YOU HOPE TO LEARN FROM THIS PROJECT

I hope to learn how to write a song to a prompt better.

SUMMARY – Due Jan. 28

Role

• Guitar/ vocals

Intention (SMART Goal) for the Session

• By Feb 28, as part of TEAM 4, I will have evidence of a clean sounding song by using Sleep Token as inspiration for Session 4.

PRE-PRODUCTION – INQUIRY – Due Jan. 29

LEADER(S) IN THE FIELD / EXEMPLARY WORK(S)

Primary Source

Euclid by Sleep Token is a masterpiece that shows how to make a calm and sorrowful song that is also emotionally powerful. For some context, this song is the last song in their three-album story documenting the lead singer’s experience with an abusive relationship. This song is perfection to me.

Notable features of this song is how the song are:

1. The song ends how the first song in the first album started.
2. The somber piano. (piano tone)
3. The energetic guitars. (distortion and big)
4. The soft lyrics.
5. The songwriting and how they bring back and change parts.
6. How they bring the piano through the whole song.
7. How the song is perfectly mixed and hiow i can hear everything in detail through the distorted guitars.

Secondary Source

Steve is a touring musician and he is a great example of how people react emotionally to this song and is good to take notes on what Sleep Token made and how it emotionally affected someone like him.

PRE-PRODUCTION – PLANNING – Due Feb. 7

PROJECT TIMELINE

Pre-production Milestones

• Leduc B.S.
• Initial Ideas
• Set up station

Production Milestones

• Songwriting
• Recording
• Mixs

Post-production Milestones

• Post Mortem stuff
• Feedback
• Debrief

PROPOSED BUDGET

average session guitarest is 22/hr, engineer 50/hr, bass 22/hr, vocals 50/hr.

studio cost: 50/hr

total for 14 hours: 2716$

EVIDENCE OF TEAM PLANNING AND DECISIONS

PRODUCTION – ACTION – Due Feb. 27

THE (FILM, SOUND, or GAME)

our song uses 3 acoustic guitars and a bass with one guitar as a rhythm, another as a harmony part, and last one as a procution.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XDsv4KKzGoxSh9Sdpd8kjn4gz9tT85ZX/view?usp=sharing

SKILLS COMMENTARY

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XuS9JcSObvpKYUQtyZkTZeJ6iMFFqy5LCwR7mPesUfU/edit?usp=sharing

I was the procution guitar and had to fit into a song that didn’t need another guitar playing.

POST-PRODUCTION – REFLECTION – Due Mar. 7

21st CENTURY SKILLS

Ways of Thinking (Creativity, Innovation, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving)

I had to problem solve what I could contribute to the song and make up a percussion part on guitar.

Ways of Working (Communication & Collaboration)

Strengthened how to onboard a new member and how to work with an established team.

Tools for Working (Info & Media Literacy)

Learned a bit about how multitracking works and how the technicality of how it’s done.

Ways of Living in the World (Life & Career)

Learned how to adept to a new situation. (having to adapt how/ what I play to make the song.)

REACTIONS TO THE FINAL VERSION

Wanz said that it sounds great but to change up one of the hooks from time to time.

SELF-REFLECTION

Retrospective: I think the song it really good overall. I wish we had time for vocals because be had some great ideas regarding those. another thing is I wish we all had some more involvement in the mix because I would have done it a bit differently.

GRAMMAR AND SPELLING

Grammarly

EDITOR

Luke

GENRE

• metal, indie, expitimental.

INFLUENCES and EXAMPLES

• Sleep Token and Nothing More.

IDEAS AND EXPLANATION

• A song that build and delvelops gradually before stopping and pulling back significantly. then after a few seconds the song explodes and becomes fully developed. Then the song will go continue with its new colors before once again being pulled back to what is was at the start to leave and emotional and slow ending.

WHO WILL YOU NEED TO ACCOMPLISH THIS IDEA?

• I can do it solo but a team with a drummer, bassist, and maybe vocalist could also work.

WHAT DO YOU HOPE TO LEARN FROM THIS PROJECT

• I plan to learn how to make a song with a much greater story and feel to it than what I’ve made thus far.

RESOURCES FOR INSPIRATION

• Life Hack for Generating Ideas
• The Three Sections of the Logline
  • World establishment/ SETTING.
  • OBJECTIVE/MOTIVE for the journey.
  • CONSEQUENCE/STAKES of the journey.
• Explore and use the Logline Creator and Resources to help build your logline
• TEMPLATE 1: SomeONE or THING fighting SOMEONE or THING for SOMEONE or THING
• Another way to think structure your logline…
• TEMPLATE 2: In a world where ____, ____ needs to ____, otherwise ____ will happen.
• FILM: Explore and use the Logline Creator and Resources to help build your logline
• ROCK: 20 Ways to Start a Song – Keppie Coutts and Ben Romalis
• GAME: Brainstorming game ideas with Adriel Wallick
• She made a game a week for a year
• GAME: Rapid Production Game Project
• GAME: Making Your First Game: Minimum Viable Product – Scope Small, Start Right – Extra Credits
• GAME: Watch 30 Things I Hate About Your Game Pitch
• Answer These Questions with Your Pitch
  • Is this game/film/song worth making?
  • Can this team actually make this project?

Answer These Questions with Your Pitch

• A dedicated team can abosolutely get this idea done given enough focus and motivation.

LOGLINE / WHAT PROTAGONIST DOES

• Someone fights to be happy again.

The Three Sections of the Logline

1. World establishment/ SETTING = The world as we know it.
2. OBJECTIVE/MOTIVE for the journey = Acheve happiness.
3. CONSEQUENCE/STAKES of the journey = Life.

PROTAGONIST / MAIN CHARACTER

• The protagonist is your average joe who just finished collage. He motivated, has a loving girlfreind, anything he would ever want or is soon to get it. he also has an amazing career and life ahead of him.

PROTANGIONST CORE WOUND or MOTIVATION 

• The protagonest wants to fight to feel happy again.

GENRE

• Metal/ prog/ alt/ expirimental.

PLOT DESCRIPTION / GAME PLAY & WIN STATE

• The protagonist is someone who just lost the only person they trust right as their lover for 5 years broke up with him for external reasons. The protagonist fights to keep their head in one peice while forging a path for a hppy future.

TREATMENT: THE WORLD OF THE PROTAGONIST

the protagonists world is harsh to him. he relies on those closest to him to shrug off all that the world throws at him and is thankful for them for that. The protagonist has a average family with and gets only maderate suport from them.

INFLUENCES and EXAMPLES

• Sleep token and Nothing More.

SUMMARY – Due – Dec. 9

Role

• Guitar

Intention (SMART Goal) for the Session

• By Jan. 10, as part of TEAM 4, I will have evidence of a complete metal song by taking inspiration from Knocked Loose for Session 3.

PRE-PRODUCTION – INQUIRY – Due Dec. 13

LEADER(S) IN THE FIELD / EXEMPLARY WORK(S)

blinding faith is Knocked loose’s biggest hit from their newest album that is well renowned for its breakdown and vocals. This is also going to be a good training source to take inspiration from because the song is known for being one of the best new releases.

Secondary Source

Michel Palmisano is a music teacher that listens to a lot of music and knows a lot of music theory and how music/ songwriting works.

PROJECT TIMELINE

Pre-production Milestones

• leduc BS compete

• Idea Found

• Work station set up.

Production Milestones

• song written

• song recorded

• rerecorded and finalized

Post-production Milestones

• leduc BS

• reflections

• present

EVIDENCE OF TEAM PLANNING AND DECISIONS

PRODUCTION – ACTION – Due Jan. 10

THE (FILM, SOUND, or GAME)

Our song is a silly commentary on how people don’t trust anything and make up crazy and wacky conspiracy theories.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-xjmAorrC8nkGYe9nzyRfgv2zkKkvvqP/view?usp=sharing

SKILLS COMMENTARY

Team slide show with commentary for presentation

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1b-D4wOPFFdwEuR154XWvW_0XPpa9Wwpgy8X5mNPT4zQ/edit?usp=sharing

POST-PRODUCTION – REFLECTION – Due Jan. 17

21st CENTURY SKILLS

Ways of Thinking (Creativity, Innovation, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving)

I experimented on writing and creating vocal ideas and how to fit them into the song.

Ways of Working (Communication & Collaboration)

Collaborate with a team of entirely new people and how to collaborate with people I don’t align with well.

Tools for Working (Info & Media Literacy)

I learned a bunch of tricks in garage band.

Ways of Living in the World (Life & Career)

How to work with people you regularly don’t align with and how to be held to a consistent timelime made by another person.

REACTIONS TO THE FINAL VERSION

Reactions were great and people found it very entertaining and well made. Mr. Le Duc noted that it was a bit nostalgic with all the nieche 1980-90’s references we made.

SELF-REFLECTION

I think it was really good and goofy as intended and I think it was effective in conveying the chaos and senselessness of many conspiracy theories.

GRAMMAR AND SPELLING

Grammarly

EDITOR

Luke Morgan

Answer These Questions with Your Pitch

• maybe
• probably not

LOGLINE / WHAT PROTAGONIST DOES

• A person completely unaware that everyone around him has lied to him is entire life and he is starting to find out.

The Three Sections of the Logline

1. Truman show
2. happiness and freedom
3. a life of lies and sorrow

PROTAGONIST / MAIN CHARACTER

• a person being lied to by everyone around them
• the Truman show
• Truman from The Truman Show

PROTANGIONST CORE WOUND or MOTIVATION 

• happiness and freedom

GENRE

• metal, shoe gaze, ambient.

PLOT DESCRIPTION / GAME PLAY & WIN STATE

• I plan not to tell a story but to display a set of emotions by switching between genres rapidly to create the sense of going through a turbulent state of mind after being betrayed. I plan to have metal (metal core) to show anger, and slower ambient stuff to show anxiety, sorrow, and confusion.

TREATMENT: THE WORLD OF THE PROTAGONIST

• To put this in the protagonist view, he was living a normal happy* life until he was betrayer and the song starts when he just realizes his situation and begins a troublesome spiral of emotions.

INFLUENCES and EXAMPLES

• Sleep Token mostly. also spirit box and many other slower songs from many pop artists.

SUMMARY – Due Oct. 25

Role

• Guitarist

Intention (SMART Goal) for the Session

• By Nov. 15, as part of TEAM 5, I will have evidence of a new-sounding song by using Distraction by Sleep Token as inspiration for Session 2.

PRE-PRODUCTION – INQUIRY – Due Oct. 30

LEADER(S) IN THE FIELD / EXEMPLARY WORK(S)

Primary Source

Distraction by Sleep Token has a repeating piano throughout that gives the opening an ethereal sound.

Sleep Token uses the vocalist’s soothing yet early vocal style to effortlessly create a floating sound. The mix is also very wet and has many ambient instruments in the background that add to the effect.

The song’s strong point with regards to what I want to write is:

• The vocal performance the mix and the melody of the vocals
• The instrumental piano work (both digital and acoustic)
• The way the parts mesh together before the drums come in and after they come in.

Secondary Source

Steve (who is a touring musician) gives insight into the makeup of this song and what is going on in the instrumental and songwriting.

TRAINING SOURCE(S)

RYAN: Explain your “INSPIRATION” TRAINING for YOUR SMART GOAL, why this is a legitimate training process, and how we will know you have grown as a musician. PLEASE BE SPECIFIC!!!

PROJECT TIMELINE

Pre-production Milestones

• Pre-production
• Leducian BS
• Get set up working “better”

Production Milestones

• Main idea found
• Initial recordings/layout
• ReRecord*
• Final mixing and production

Post-production Milestones

• Leducian BS
• Present
• Take and consider feedback

EVIDENCE OF TEAM PLANNING AND DECISIONS

PRODUCTION – ACTION – Due Nov.15

THE (FILM, SOUND, or GAME)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10yAQ2GdCkhdMicvfVSnh35mlivlY6VQz/view?usp=sharing

SKILLS COMMENTARY

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1NFopnhfmlwLBYTra8acFHt4YvJA3xsz5_E2y0Rxe4fw/edit?usp=sharing

Project presentation team slideshow to display skills and work commentary.

POST-PRODUCTION – REFLECTION – Due Nov. 22

21st CENTURY SKILLS

Ways of Thinking (Creativity, Innovation, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving)

Creativity was a big area of improvement as I discarded the distortion I usually relied on to hold my songs together and tried only to use clean tones.

Ways of Working (Communication & Collaboration)

Communicating a plan for the whole session to teammates to work off.

Tools for Working (Info & Media Literacy)

Learned many more dos and don’ts of using garage bands.

Ways of Living in the World (Life & Career)

I learned how it feels to strictly timeline out a plan and work by it.

REACTIONS TO THE FINAL VERSION

General class comments are that we need to keep better time and mix better.

SELF-REFLECTION

Pick one of these types of reflection; action points, evaluative, intentional, or retrospective, state which one you picked, and write your reflection here…

GRAMMAR AND SPELLING

Grammar

EDITOR

Name the person who reviewed your blog post for grammar and spelling issues. First name only.

SUMMARY

Role

• guitar/production/vocalist

Intention (SMART Goal) for the Session

• By Oct 11, as part of TEAM #5 as a guitarist, I will have evidence of a metalcore song by taking inspiration from Ice Nine Kills- Meat and Greet for Session 1.

PRE-PRODUCTION – INQUIRY – Due Oct. 3

LEADER(S) IN THE FIELD / EXEMPLARY WORK(S)

Sinister Gates (guitarist of avenged sevenfold)

Primary Source

The Summoning by Sleep Token is a breakout song in the United States. The song is well renowned for its synthy ambiance contrasted with heave metal guitars and the vocal performance by Sleep Tokens frontman Vesel.

Secondary Source

Will Ramos and “The Charismatic Voice” react to the vocal performance and overall songwriting of The Summoning.

TRAINING SOURCE(S)

Ice Nine Kills- Meat and Greet (example source):

PROJECT TIMELINE

Pre-production Milestones

• idea generated
• Leduc-ian crud completed
• station checked

Production Milestones

• project created and tones selected
• opening competed
• synth ending completed

Post-production Milestones

• BLOG stuff
• presentation
• debreif

PRODUCTION – ACTION – Due Oct.11

THE (FILM, SOUND, or GAME)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sL6ciccjwW65vBZ7fjAVMwdQifyDGyqZ/view?usp=sharing

SKILLS COMMENTARY

Learning to better work in a group and with peole at a variety of diffrent skill levels.

POST-PRODUCTION – REFLECTION – Due Oct. 18

21st CENTURY SKILLS

Ways of Thinking (Creativity, Innovation, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving)

Input/output trouble shooting and learning the new “redbox” replacement.

Ways of Working (Communication & Collaboration)

Working with a group of people wIth a variety of differing skill levels and personalities.

Tools for Working (Info & Media Literacy)

Garage band and Edublogs.

Ways of Living in the World (Life & Career)

Sound design, song writing, and audio production.

SELF-REFLECTION

I think the song ended up ok considering the limited work time. Im expasialy happy with how me and warner were able to improve togather and onetake a not bad song.

GRAMMAR AND SPELLING

Grammarly