1. How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent social groups or issues? Script: The first question here is “how does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it re present social groups or issues?” In response to the first part of the question I would say: This product uti lizes common conventions in horror movies. Example s of this include the camera angles, shots, movements, editing, and sound. The movie was mainly based around wide shots, POV shots, over the shoulder shots like the one that you see here in the right corner , and extreme close-ups. The editing incorporated many fade ins to a dd suspens e and create an uneasy atmosphere , directed to wards the audience. This is to ensure that watchers are engaged, and almost feel as if they are in the movie. The daunting music also added to the desired sensation. The main character was vividly distraught throughout the entire movie. With this,...
Hey blog, I am back! I can't even express how excited I am for this music video. Between getting to work with my classmates, and jamming out to Taylor Swift, I couldn't imagine what wouldn't be entertaining about this assignment. On Monday, the filming process will begin. This is because my schedule is backed up over the weekend, and luckily my group mates are understanding of that. But, back to Monday, as I said before, it is going on in the mall. So, I will drive there and for about an hour and a half get the shots that are needed. I am wearing an everyday outfit, as I am the "victim". This outfit will most likely consist of leggings, tennis shoes, and a T-shirt. By doing this it will ensure to the audience that I am in no part aware of the situation around me. Therefore, not only will my outfit be normal, but so will my makeup. I plan to stay in one area of the mall in particular, so I am not wandering around aimlessly. But, again I am figuring that out as ...
Hey blog, I am back again! As you guys know, yesterday I had re-filmed scenes 8 and 9. With this came some troubles with the editing, as we spotted these imperfections watching the video. The first issue we noticed was that the scenes were not cut enough to fit the transitions. Scene 8 was too short and scene 9 too long. I ended up elongating the time off the transition before and after scene 8, and cutting the length of the transition following scene 9. This took a total of about 20 minutes, as at first I found it easier to increase the length of the video. However, this made the quality much worse. So, the transitions were edited. The next problem we encountered was the timing of the sound effect placed in the beginning of scene 9. With this scene being too long, the non-diegetic sound was too late. So, I cut it out and replaced it in the correct position. The rest I left up to my team members. This has to do with the title. I wasn't the one who made the title, so I figure it w...
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