Hey guys! It's finally here! The final opening sequence is completed! I'm so excited for you all to see the product of all my hard work. I'm so happy with how it came out and I hope you all enjoy!
Hey guys, I wanted to write to you all today to explain the filming process for our commercial. On Monday, October 4, me and my group met together after-school to film our commercial. I had brought the camera that we needed to use as a prop. Originally, Giulia was supposed to bring the camera, but since she forgot, I wen to my Media Studies teacher and was able to borrow one. After school, we walked to our first location to film the last three scenes. I made the decision to film the scenes out of order because the second location, the arch, was closer to us than the first location, Wilton Creamery. To me, it made sense to start with the closer location and then finish at Wilton Creamery, so that we could all get ice cream once we finished. We first walked to the arch , where I analyzed the storyboard and began to envision where I wanted the actors to stand for the scene. I had filmed all of the scenes that day and worked on positioning the ...
Hey guys! So the next thing that we discussed as a group was the design for our titles. Here's what we decided on. Four our film, all of the titles will appear on the screen in the same way. They will suddenly just appear on the screen, very fast and unexpected. The titles will leave the screen in the same way, seeming to blink out of existence. This helps to create that sense of anticipation that we want to carry throughout our opening sequence. All of our titles will also be incorporated into aspects of the setting. For example, we will place titles on top of doors, on a road, or on cabinets to make them seem flush with the environment. This makes it seem like the titles are a part of the film, and help with the cohesiveness of the embedding. For the majority of the titles, we want them to appear on the screen from anywhere between 2-4 seconds. The length of time we allocate for each title will depend on how long the title is and the...
Hey everyone! Recently, my group decided to do some essential research on different film genres. This research is going to help us decide what genre to classify our short film into and help us figure out if we want to change the direction of our film. The first genre we decided to research is romance, as we figured that since our short film idea incorporates aspects of romance between husband and wife, this research would be helpful. Below is the PowerPoint we created to condense all of our findings. Genre Research PowerPoint: Romance Genre from YasminHarebin
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