Hey y'all! Back again. Now that we have the final task filmed we can start editing! Since I edited the footage for the music video I taught my group how to do most of my techniques! Today we are going to do the title and transitions. We decided to dedicate most of the time to editing because we wanted to make the film as scary as possible. I chose to edit on my Phone because it is where I am most comfortable doing it. I again used iMovie to edit because that's where I am the most experienced in and what I did for the music video. Firstly, I trimmed the clips and scenes. This was the easiest part because it is very simple and I can apply to each scene by using just my finger. After finishing trimming I applied the transitions. This took a bit of time because I liked testing each transition and seeing what flowed smoothly. For the title, I did the green screen effect. Basically, I took the fonts and applied them to a green screen background so they would apply to the video throu...
Hey y'all! Today I am going to talk about the website: Art of the Title. This website is going to help my group and I's final task by researching some movies' opening sequences. This website will guarantee that I would be exposed to different opening sequences. This website has almost every movie you can think of. I love how there is so many movie opening sequences to watch instead of me scrambling to find one from different platforms. It is super easy just searching up a movie and the opening sequence would immediately come up. They also offer recommendations for opening sequences that are top rated. They also give you other movies when you search the movie you want that correlates with the same genre. I can't wait to start researching opening sequences with the help of Art of the Title! Bye guys!
1. How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent social groups or issues? Answer: This product utilizes conventions in horror and thriller movies. We used camera angles, music, editing, and dialogue that are commonly used in movies like this. For example, this product has scenes that are close-ups which are used in horror films to show fear in characters or to show what may be happening to change the viewer's focus while watching. In this scene right here we used a close-up to show the killer show that the audience can feel how close the killer was to the main character without her knowing. Almost as a dramatic irony. When the characters don't know what may be going on but the audience does. Overall, the product was truly a thriller because of the amount of suspense it had. Each scene kept building up which is usually what horror/thriller films use. But it does challenge conventions because of costumes. In this scene h...
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