Our final film opening with the final changes to contrast and brightness.
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Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Saturday, 20 April 2013
Evaluation - Question 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to full product?
Looking back at our preliminary task piece I now realize how stupidly simple it was, we used very, very simple editing techniques that I took care of at home on Sony Vegas Pro 11, techniques limited to literally cutting down clips and adding in music. I also looped the noise of a cricket for too long and held still frames. for our preliminary task we used side angle shots, we had a big close up on a door handle, wide angle shots and and incredibly shaky panning shot done by putting a camera on my skateboard.
The editing I did for the Preliminary was very basic and i feel I have really stepped up my game when it came to editing the film opening. I feel I've learnt a lot from editing the Film opening because if you compare the editing techniques use from that with the techniques used in the Preliminary task you can see I have matured greatly from that. Previously I used Sony Vegas Pro and edited it all together in a mere hour and a half whereas the editing for the Film opening took weeks to complete. For the Preliminary task all I did was trim shots and put them together. I managed to hold still frames and add in cheesy sound affects both downloaded from youtube. However for the Film opening I used Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and learnt loads of different techniques.
We relied solely on dialogue to get our plot across to the viewer in our Preliminary piece as there was little other sound and there wasn't much important mise en scene, sound or camera techniques to focus on except for the fact that it is obvious that our main character is a young girl in a classroom and the fact that she is on her own, this is also emphasized by the used of the cricket chirping sound effect as it dramatizes the fact that the plush toy not responding as it is not alive.
I think we have come a long way and have learned a lot and gained a lot of skills from creating our Film opening by using with more advanced editing software and using more editing, mise en scene, sound and camera techniques.
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Thursday, 11 April 2013
Film Opening - Pre-Contrast/Brightness Changes
Our final film opening without the final changes to contrast and brightness made as I decided after this was uploaded that I needed to make final changes to contrast and brightness levels to brighten up some of the more boring scenes.
Wednesday, 13 March 2013
Feedback From Our Peers
Kirby wrote on facebook our general idea, asking for feedback and for ideas and suggestions for the name of the film. I think it was good idea to do this as it gave us a chance to alter our plot if people
didn't like it and it also gave the public a chance to feel more involved with our
film opening. As well as this it helped us get a further understanding of our audience, we see that the feedback is mostly possitive and is coming from teenages, this shows that our target audience of teenagers is met and they like the idea and would be interested in watching our film
Imogen pitched our idea to our class and teachers. Everybody like the idea although people said that although it is a good idea it's going to be hard to represent that the two characters are the same character and it will be complicated to show our concept
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