Creating my AR poster was a little last-minute. It had been an incredibly long week, especially with concert season approaching and the weather improving, leading to a surge in shows. My photography internship at Chop Suey has also been a bit more demanding, as I serve as their in-house photographer. Last night, I photographed a lively punk show at Chop headlined by Lysol.
Inspired by the show I decided to make a promotional piece using fun photos from the event and previous gigs at Chop Suey. To bring this project to life, I curated all my images and created an Instagram reel, which I then downloaded and imported into Premiere for additional enhancements, adding music and such. I used the PhotoRoom app for background removal and made PNG files for this image and some screenshots of the Chop logo and then put all the poster elements together in Canva.
I encountered some issues with EyeJack but after creating multiple accounts, I finally resolved the issues and was able to proceed smoothly. Despite these challenges, I thoroughly enjoyed working on this assignment. The main difficulty besides account access was transferring and organizing files from my phone to my computer, from Instagram to Premiere, and finally to EyeJack. Although it involved a lot of file movement, I am accustomed to working in a chaotic manner, making the process feel like my usual workflow.
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https://launch.eyejackapp.com/Artwork-c1ba6497-0eb2-4083-98d9-10cb4b46b98a