Hey guys! My group just finished a very important step in the planning process. We created a stoyboard for our film, and it's available down below. Hope you like it!
The next film I decided to look at was The Vision. The film starts off with very dark lighting, much darker than the previous film I viewed. The warm saturation in combination with lighting adds a suspenseful feeling that is very typical of mystery films. The close ups of different objects in the room builds anticipation for the viewer. It makes me sit on the edge of my seat to see where the story will go. Just like the other film, The Vision utilizes closer shots to develop the mystery of plot. Another big mystery aspect that is found in this film is its use of sound. Early on, there is a combination of ambient sounds and eerie music that combine to further keep me on my toes. In fact, the lighting sounds even caught me off guard and slightly frightened me. After being introduced to the first setting, a bedroom, and seemingly the main protagonist, the use of dialogue and props furthers the uncanny yet curious feeling in the viewer. The distresse...
Hey guys! To prepare for our upcoming film, my group decided to research different genres of movies to get an idea of what genre we wanted to use for our film. We first researched the genre romance, as we thought that this would be a very fun genre to film. Below is the powerpoint we created with all the information we gathered. Genre Research Romance.pptx from YasminHarebin
Hey guys! After finishing filming all of the scenes, it was time for me to begin the editing process. The first aspect I focused on was getting the perfect music. For the film, I already had one song picked out that I knew I wanted to use, the song "Somebody's Watching Me" by Rockwell. For the other song I am using for the rest of the film... well I still had to pick that out. However, I ran into a small problem. I was unable to use the song by Rockwell because it was copyrighted music. To try and find a way around this, I decided to message the artist himself to ask for permission to use his song. The only issue was that when I looked up the artist it said the only social media platform he had was Facebook, and his last post was from 3 years ago! Finding no other way to contact him, I decided to send Rockwell a message through Facebook and see if he responds. I really want to be able to use this song in my film, especially since I ...
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