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Creative Process

It all started with a story board where we through down our most basic ideas on paper. The story board showed what types of shots they would be and where they would take place. Then we went out and shots stills which we latter turned into a slide show. After that we shot the video clips, I acted and Drew filmed. And finally we took the clips into Premier and sequenced and edited them.

What We Learned

We learned a lot of things but probably the most important was the rule of thirds and how to line up the shots. Without out this our whole project would just look weird and off. Another thing we learned was how to do basic editing in Premier such as cutting our clips, sequencing them, and how to insert audio.

Overview and Thoughts

I thought this project was fun and educational and a great intro to film. I honestly couldn't find anything I would do to make this project better. Overall I really liked this project and thought it was a really fantastic intro to film.

Comments

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