In 3 months, I will have been at AAFS for 3 years. Here’s a summary of everything I’ve done.
I started AAFS in April 2016. The first program I ever attended was a dancing club. I did the dancing program for a month, and then I moved on to movie club. It was a lot of watching movies, making costumes and reenacting scenes from popular movies.
The next program I did was photography, and this was in June. I took pictures with an old Kodak Single-Use camera and I learned how to skateboard (kind of).
The next program I did was a very big program. I attended a moviemaking program in July. The first movie I ever acted in was a movie called Time Battle which was about a businessman and his robot companion who bust an evil competing businessman’s plan. I played a robot named Steven. The movie was eventually finished in August, which is pretty impressive considering we only worked on it once a week. The movie then went through editing and was eventually released in March 2017.
The next movie project I did was in October. The next movie I did was a crossover between Time Battle and an earlier movie called Shark Cop, about, well, a shark cop. The movie was called Time Shark: Fusion and featured me as Steven, once again. The movie was finished in December in released in March 2017.
In October 2016, I attended journalism club. The first ever article I did was a comparison of Harry Potter and Star Wars. The article was published in November.
In January 2017, I attended journalism club again. I did a parody of Star Wars called Store Wars which was published in February.
The third journalism club I attended was in May. I did another parody. This parody was of the new Guardians of the Galaxy film that had just come out. The article was published in June.
In July, movie project had started up again. This time I voice acted a guitar in a movie called Quest for the Ultimate Guitar. The film is currently going through the editing process and will (probably) be released soon. I have also acted in a handful of AAFS shorts, such as “Fired”, “Brittlestar”, and “AAFS of Choice”.
Update: Quest for the Ultimate Guitar is finally out on the AAFS Movie Project YouTube channel!
In October 2017, I attended a curling program with my best friend. The program ran until December.
Also in October, I attended journalism club again. This time, I wrote about an alternate reality Star Wars timeline. The article was published in November.
In January 2018, I attended movie project and started work on an upcoming Shark Cop film, Shark Cop III.
Update: I am also acting in another project, named “Bob Ross: Be Yourself”.
In conclusion, I am soon coming up to having been part of AAFS for 2 years. It has been a nice, long ride and I am glad to have been part of it.
Editor's note: Noah also made the fractal art you will see throughout this issue.
EVERTHING I'VE DONE AT AAFS
By Noah Stanich