Naomi M Garcia

This site for the typography is super helpful and cool! Especially since I am currently interning at a fragrance company doing some graphic design work for them.. this typography definitely came in handy. But the Follower Factory has to be one of the coolest things I've seen in a while! That is so crazy that someone was able to create that themselves. Seeing this is totally intimidating but also makes me want to learn more and learn how to be able to do that. But as I started to read the article is so scary to read about these facebook bots who can basically take over, use your images and all sorts of stuff for money. I didn't even know there was more than one type of Twitter bot, like that's insane. But I am glad this article is giving us tips on how to spot the fake bots versus the real people on social media. You never know who you could be talking to. Unusual ratios is a big clue!!! Although the article is a scary thing to read, the graphics on this site were really ama...

First off, I want to start by saying how incredibly cool that website is and how difficult it must of been to do. All the moments and the functions of this site is something I would love to learn how to do one day. Anyways, The Evolution of the Web is so great and shows the comparisons between Safari, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox and a bunch others. It's so fascinating how things change overtime and to see how much the world is advancing is mind blowing and a bit scary. Who knows where we'll be in 5, 10 or even 20 years. The technology we have today is not going to be the same we have in a few years, it's crazy to think that the next generations to come will have many different types of job opportunities than us because of all the new things that are happening, who knows what will be next. I also love how on this site we can shift from daytime to nighttime. It will be crazy to see the updated version of this chart in a few years cause things will definitely change! But...

Jackie Dies Final from Naomi Garcia on Vimeo .

This scene is from the 1996 Wes Craven horror film Scream. In this scene we see Sidney, the protagonist in the bathroom, when she is attacked by Ghostface. In this 2:33 minutes scene we see multiple angles and in 1:30 we see a shot from Sidney's point of view of her looking under the stalls to see if anyone is there. Then it cuts back to the audience seeing her and then again multiple point of view shots, of us seeing what Sidney sees. Again in 2:05 Sidney is looking under the stalls in a diagonal thrust shot. There is also some non-diegetic scary ominous sounds to present the killer, Ghostface, into the scene, the character cannot hear the music but us as the audience can. There are a lot of close up shots of Sidney's face and the other characters in the bathroom. Then after they do a close up shot, they go straight into a medium shot, showing the other two girls. When Ghostface is introduced into the scene they start with a close up shot of his feet and then go into a long ...