Bryneven presents: Gif Files in Scratch with Movement
Channel: Erin Bradley
Date: 2019-05-21

Tuesday is a Scratch lesson; it builds on the previous publication. This lesson frames itself: as film captures frames -a sequence bound within a time duration. We explore a time lapse by using a 1 second wait block. We also use a quarter of a second wait i.e., before the next frame is shown as a costume or consecutive backdrop. 
In this work we explore how to convert gif files, to make the backdrop or sprite's costume sequence. We then take the converted file and make a backdrop and show how the code block allow this movement -through the different pictures -each showing Milad pulling funny faces in various poses. 
May 21st, Bryneven’ s Tuesday coding lesson has Mr. Bradley (Mr. B), providing an exploration into the basics of movement and picture sequences. The faces pulled provide a gif file, taken from an uploaded YouTube video. We hope this promotes the experimentation and thought, that sense -in computer logic that brings some sort of creative expression. The 21st century is still moving programming -contending with pure entertainment. 
We push for the emergence of creativity and the expression through digital tools. Content moves through a sequence -on the 21st frame: declaring woman, creative source i.e., the hands and brain of the Worker. An experience -through Scratch, Purple Mash &c. We appreciate your contribution and support.