Ser Yeet's DMD E-portfolio

  Semester  B :  Week 31 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 32 11/5/26 Today, Phil helped me attach the Kinect and the other projector to the ceiling rail. Melvin also moved the computer from the left side of the room to the other corner because the cable for the Kinect was too short, and we did not have an extension cable long enough to connect it to the computer. Phil also installed a lever mechanism that allowed for a full rotation of the Kinect's position. This contraption was extremely helpful as it gave me more freedom to play around with its position so that it could properly detect the player's movement. 12/5/26 Feedback from Mafalda Mafalda helped me with setting up NVIDIA Mosaic for the Degree Show. The purpose of using that software is to display an image as a whole with two projectors. She mentioned a couple of things that I should keep in mind: Resolution for Touch Designer: 3840 x 1080 pixels (of t...

  Semester B:  Week 32 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 32 Showreel Animating intro scene using Jitter Invoice Template Dean said to use PowerPoint when doing the invoice template. As I was about to change the typeface, I realised that PowerPoint did not have the ones I wanted in its selection, so I went to Google Fonts and downloaded the type family. To my dismay, the type family did not appear as an option. I then realised that it might be a defect with the Microsoft 360 software.  Going back to square one, I turned to Adobe Illustrator instead for more creative freedom and control. Along the way, I also found a few samples that would be good as reference material for this task. Link to Image 1: Click Here Link to Image 2: Click Here 18/5/26 Arm's Design System light and dark mode

Semester  B :  Week 31 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 31 Evaluation of the Sixth Sense Performative Installation by Ser Yeet Tai This evaluation observes the mechanical and creative aspects of Sixth Sense, an interactive performative installation that embodies the concept of proprioception, which is the body’s ability to feel its own movement and position in space. As the digital landscape evolves with social media being the main medium of communication, a prevalent shift where dancers prioritise looking good for social media has triumphed over deep introspection. This screen-obsessive culture, reinforced by mobile phone addiction and a dependency on online validation, often leads to emotional detachment. Hence, the installation acts as a live mirror that resembles the participant’s internal state and pulls the focus away from external aesthetics. Furthermore, the idea pulls influences from the immersive exhibiti...