Critical Creative Reflection

 

Hey everyone here is my ccr! Enjoy <3

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Production blog - trimming, organizing, and adjusting!

Image
 Hi everyone today i’ve started some of the editing process! While we haven’t filming all the scenes entirely I thought to get an head start on some of the scenes I’ve already shot. I started  by collecting saving the videos into my photos. Since the scenes were recorded on Lindsay and Kemora’s phone. I saved all the clips into an album titled “Music Video”. Just to make things more organized since my camera roll is pretty large. I selected which clips I wanted to work on today. As I had a lot of footage from different scenes and takes.Then I i mported the media files into my video editing software. Which was Capcut and VLLO. I started by r emoving any unnecessary footage from the scenes.  I trimmed a lot of parts in between the scenes such as when the actors were waiting for their cue.  Helping to eliminate any awkward pauses or unneeded content . I arrange  the selected clips into a rough order that I thought would look best. Just to get a small idea of how it...
Read more

Genre Research: Mystery

Image
 CAMS: In mystery films, various camera angles are used to create suspense and engage the audience. Low-angle shots can intensify the characters. High-angle shots create a sense of vulnerability. Dutch angles, where the camera is tilted, can add uniqueness. Close-ups are used to express emotions and tension. Wide shots help to set the scene, and tracking shots can build anticipation. Combining these angles create the overall mysterious atmosphere. CLAMPS: Lighting plays a big role in creating a mysterious atmosphere in films. Low lighting like shadows is often used to show details and enhance suspense. Adding dramatic contrast between light and dark areas. It’s also used to highlight the silhouettes characters, adding a feeling of secrecy. Dim and moody lighting contributes to the overall environment, These techniques work together to build an atmospheric and suspenseful tone in mystery movies. Props are carefully chosen to contribute to the plot and atmosphere. Common popular prop...
Read more

Production blog - picking final dates!

Image
   Hi ya’ll hope everyone is doing well. Welcome to today’s blog! While my group hasn’t finished filming yet we have set a date. Which is to conclude filming this Thursday (October 26) since it is an early release day. Picking a date again was a bit challenging as we are going to Emerson house however she has plans in the evening. This means we will have to a rush a little to make sure we can get everything done. Also Kemora is traveling this week meaning we have to pick a date before she is gone. Lindsay also has a doctor’s appointment this week. So finding a date that works for everyone is challenging exactly as fifteen year olds with no licenses. When picking out the date I brought up some planning for the filming day. Such as referring to the storyboard. What scenes would my group be doing, what locations etc. Additionally I discussed what the group should bring with them. Such as different kinds of outfits since my group will be filming both a pool scene and restaurant sc...
Read more