Changing Lanes

As a last minute decision, I decided to attend GeekFest and do a timelapse video. A bit of a personal project as I wanted to see how much motion I would be able to capture if I took a shot every 5 seconds. Ended up taking 1800 shots in 3 hours to make a short 2 minute video. I'm quite pleased with the result though I did make a few mistakes that I plan to fix the next time I do this i.e GeekFest 6.0 I suppose. I also plan to have two cameras to be able to capture the talks as well. Lets see if I manage to do that.

Any feedback regarding the video is welcome...thanks :)

Yesterday I was at Shelter to watch the plays 'The Valiant' and 'The Seduction', a backstage presentation.

The Valiant

Directed by Sandhya menon and written by Holworthy Hall and Robert Middlemaass, The Valiant was a serious short drama revolving around the character James Dyke (played by Arjun Barman) who has been convicted of murder and is living the last hour (or so) of his life. Father Daly (played by Jamal Iqbal) and the Warden (played by Rohit Prakash) who are trying to figure out what his real identity is while Josephine (played Sandhya Menon) has come to visit Dyke to see if he's her long lost brother.

The play was interesting though a little predictable in places. I really liked the way Rohit Prakash played his role while Jamal Iqbal was good as well. Arjun Barman who played Dyke seemed a little off initially but ended the play on a high. Sandhya Menon in my opinion was the poorest performer in the play as she wasn't very convincing. Overall my first live play and it was a good experience...

The Seduction

Directed by Jesika Menon and written by Anton Chekhov, this short comedy was the reason I was at Shelter. The main character i.e The Seducer was played by a person I am acquainted with i.e Hisham Wayne. The story revolved around how he seduces a wife (played by Camilla Mclean) through her husband (played by Rodger Talty).

Wasn't as funny as I thought it would be but it had its moments especially the scenes between Rodger Talty and Camilla Mclean. Rodger Talty played his part perfectly in my opinion. Hisham Wayne did justice to his role while Camilla Mclean did a good job as well.

I went, I saw and I didn't say a word. Well almost. I made a single contact, thats it, that also due to a friend. Didn't approach anybody and nobody approached me. Must be because of the yellow shirt I was wearing....hmm...I can't socialise even if my life depended on it...sucks....Anyway I doubt I'll be going again cause any effort to interact with the human race apart from the internet ends up in me feeling useless. Doesn't help my already dented, bruised, killed and buried confidence level. Back to my confort zone where I don't care if I'm ignored and forgotten.....so that...