By Michael Mac Callum Staff Editor In one of the first scenes in “Joker,” our lead chases some kids into an alley full of garbage and gets jumped. That’s how I felt while watching this movie: like I was surrounded by garbage and being attacked by terrible content, my only saving grace being the end credits. The cinematography was mostly
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By Judy Ly Staff Writer In the Video Production Expeditions course, students have the opportunity to explore the process of producing a film. Through projects, such as creating a mockumentary and a silent film, students get to explore different roles and different perspectives on the behind the scenes magic. Students are able to act as a director, a camera operator,
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By Rae Frescas Staff Writer The Emoji Movie is a movie about a “meh” emoji named Gene who can’t make the face he is supposed to. Throughout the movie, this emoji goes through a “journey of truth,” trying to fight against what he is supposed to be. Let me just say that this movie is stupid. First off, the movie
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By Sabrina Toren Staff Writer The Emoji movie came out in 2017 and made headlines for all the wrong reasons. It was criticized and named the worst movie of the year; while in reality, that is not the case at all. It showcases a subject that is current to the youth of this generation in a creative and relevant manner.
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By Arnold Pravong Staff Writer Amelia Wolfson, a Summit Tahoma freshman, is a video editor for the Video Production class. This class is an elective course (called Expeditions at Summit Public Schools). Expeditions are two-week blocks of elective classes, which occur four times a school year. In Video Production, students learn how to write and produce films. See below for
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