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Faintest of Hearts

Faintest of Hearts

Sabine Cardamone ‘28, Staff Writer November 10, 2024

Do you know the phrase “not for the faintest of hearts”? Well, I am the faintest of hearts. I cannot even watch a trailer for a horror movie without having nightmares for the following week. So, writing...

SHPTV Preview: “The Promposal”

Shannon Bennitt ‘25, Arts Editor November 10, 2024

Upperclassmen at SHP likely remember The Inside Job, the incredible espionage thriller film produced by and starring SHP students during the 2022-2023 school year. Revolving around two spies who work to...

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Discovering Your Inner-Artist with SHP’s New Studio Art Teacher: Rachel Kaye

AJ O’Donnell-Fernando ‘27, Arts Editor November 10, 2024

Many students might argue that art takes natural born talent — that one has no high hopes in art if they are not perceived as artistically inclined, or if one is not immediately skilled in their respective...

2024: The Resurrection of Horror Movies

2024: The Resurrection of Horror Movies

AJ O’Donnell-Fernando ‘27, Arts Editor October 17, 2024

It’s no doubt that the past few years have been good for the horror movie world. In fact, horror has become the fastest-growing film genre in the US, from having a market share of 4.87 percent in 2013,...

Singin’ in the Rain required me to make creative decisions about how to visually represent a scene from the beloved movie of the same name. I asked myself, How can colors and shapes best characterize the music? How can I use space to reflect the scene’s choreography? The vertical space represents musical octaves, and the abstract markings track the progression of the melody and instrumental notes. Out of my love for the movie and its music, I wanted to capture the magic I felt when I first saw the scene. The visual score features a bright, blue, rainy scene that is illuminated with glimmers of rainbow and sunshine. And it echoes the movie’s scene where Don Lockwood springs into his iconic musical number, splashing and tap dancing amidst the rain.

Drawing a Blank? Meet Advanced Creative Topics, Your Future Art Course

AJ O'Donnell - Fernando, Staff Writer April 30, 2024

Ceramics, photography, film, painting, digital art, dance, drama — almost any type of art you can think of, Sacred Heart has to offer. It’s a huge part of campus life, as seen in our art shows, drama...

Artist Spotlight: Matthew Koo '26 [Nationally Recognized Violinist to play at Carnegie Hall]

Artist Spotlight: Matthew Koo ’26 [Nationally Recognized Violinist to play at Carnegie Hall]

Alondra Flores, Staff Writer April 30, 2024

The violin is one of the most difficult instruments to play, as many students who may have tried would know. It requires extensive practice, dedication, and determination in order to master it, and there...

Ms. Fries' Opera

Ms. Fries’ Opera

Alondra Flores, Staff Writer February 15, 2024

Prep English Teacher’s Original Opera Inspired By SHP By Alondra Flores ‘27 and Charlotte Church ‘27, Staff Writers Ms. Cristina Fries, who teaches 10th grade U.S. Literature as well as 12th grade...

Visiting Artist Series Comes to SHP

Visiting Artist Series Comes to SHP

Lucy Newton, Editor in Chief February 15, 2024

Visiting Artists Series at SHP Lucy Newton ‘25, Editor in Chief Beginning in the latter half of November, Sacred Heart Preparatory will be hosting several distinguished artists on campus, giving students...

AI Art: Its Effects on Artists

AI Art: Its Effects on Artists

AJ O’Donnell-Fernando, Staff Writer February 1, 2024

The first form of AI art was created in the late 1960s and was discovered by most of the public in the early 1970s with the creation of the Aaron System, which allowed the AI to make black and white drawings....

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