Welcome back! Today marked our group's first editing session. Challenges arose as conflicting schedules prevented us from meeting in person. To address this, we utilized a group chat and phone calls for remote collaboration. Our choice of editing software, Cap Cut, stemmed from its user-friendly interface and accessibility. Given our limited editing experience, the simplicity of Cap Cut suited our needs. We strategically began editing from the movie's start, avoiding confusion with random clips. Starting with the title screen, we organized and edited the clips in chronological order. Nathaniel suggested a comic sans font for a playful and comedic tone in the titles. With the title screens finalized, we proceeded to edit scenes, like the living room and kitchen. Longer scenes posed challenges due to camera setup intricacies during filming. Coordinating shots with all three of us in-frame required careful camera placement. Despite these challenges, we successfully edited the livi...
Welcome back to my blog. We have now completed our final day of filming. We had a minor set back though. My group member Alex was confused about where we are stopping in or filming process. We had a debate but could not come to a conclusion on our own. This wasted time and we had to resolve it with our teacher. Nun the less we finished our filming. I feel we have compiled enough clips to finish our project. If not we are p repared to use another day to edit and adjust our script how we need. I don't believe we will need to do this. Despite the setback with Alex, the final day of filming was a success, and we are excited about the progress we've made. It's common for disagreements to arise during collaborative projects, but we managed to overcome it by seeking guidance from our teacher. Time management is crucial in filmmaking, and we learned the importance of effective communication to avoid unnecessary delays. The completion of filming marks a significant milestone in ou...
This is my CCR. I hope you enjoy. Script: hello and welcome to my CCR I'm going to be answering a few questions while trying to Sol solve various wooden puzzles um so the first question is how does your products use or challenge conventions so some common conventions for comedy movies would be a more predictable comedy sense because most comedy movies are um light-hearted and use widely accepted comedy values to most people um and our video does the opposite by introducing um stuff like alcohol um underage uh drinking and stuff like that um so we Tred to follow a unpredictable script with most of our um writing and we also use darker themes like um underage drinking peer pressure and temptation to do uh illegal activities when you're younger for the Montage were things that you'd see in a lot of other movies um the other part of the question is how does it represents social groups or issues um our project uh touches on the problem of underage drinking and also peer pressure...
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