Audio Interview Project

Museum of Moving Images

      At the Museum of Moving Images, I found myself wondering what to do. This was probably due to the fact that I went alone and therefore without guidance from going with everyone else, but nevertheless, I was still determined to establish an equivalent understanding of the eccentricities and oddities of this unique museum! And so I set off on my journey. I walked far and wide, to and fro. I marveled at the costumes they had on display, and face masks. I steered clear of Breaking Bad, fearing spoilers of a most spoilerific nature. I played around with audio tracks and matching different music to different scenes from movies. I wondered at cameras of all ages. I saw many a sight at the Museum of Moving Images, but none held narry a candle to the most spectacular spectacle of them all - the video game exhibit. Now this was truly something to behold, folks. A Nintendo Entertainment System, old arcade games, the first Sonic the Hedgehog, and more - [almost] all playable as well! It was as of I had been brutally murdered and sent to a lovingly crafted retro heaven. Even the first Donkey Kong game was showcased, and I certainly took to that game - and lost many a coin on it as well! By jove, it was some of the most enchanting times I've had in ages. I normally hate museums, but this one, this one was just simply marvelous, and I fully intend on returning in the near future! I walked out of the museum three hours later, and three hours happier than I had been three hours previously (also three hours poorer, but I digress). I am infinitely happy I adventured this grand place, known as the Museum of Moving Images.