First of all, thank you all for the support throughout this journey. It has been a lot of hard work and stress going on while working on these, but I am really happy with my final outcome and hope all of you people do too.
Here you have my final productions, hope you all enjoy it as I do:
Movie Opening:
https://youtu.be/D7zKdkQVEKo
CCR #1
https://youtu.be/YQBk2zbi66E
CCR #2
https://youtu.be/VFSR866Vhxw
The final part of this project has come. I am full of excitement about this, as I really have put a lot of effort, time, and also stress into this project. I honestly sub estimated what it took to build a production, and that is doing just a 2 minute opening, I could not imagine how would a whole film be honestly.
The production is exhausting, but the worst part by far is setting up the schedules to record. I feel filming is the worst, as you depend on a lot of more people than yourself to do the work, while editing you can arrange your times as you wish, you don't depend on anyone, and if you really want to finish it in one day, there is nothing stopping you from it.
Besides that, I think this whole production went really good. It was a great experience but also a wonderful way I could show my ideas with no one setting boundaries on what my ideas should be or how do I have to make my own project.
My favorite part was the CCR's, where I got to be with a friend doing overall a good plan that I like while also contributing to this production.
I would like to keep doing this type of productions on my own even after this class. I learned a lot of things in this road and I feel it can really help me grow my skills more and my ability to deal with complications.
My next blog will be uploading the finished final project, and I hope you all love it and enjoy it as I do.
For the almost last section of this project, the editing part of the CCR.
For the editing, I just followed steps on normal youtube videos, where I had to do straight normal cuts between clips to get the most out of the content, as sometimes me or my friend Lara got stuck in some words, as english is not our first language and the nerves played a huge role in how we spoke and also how fluid we did.
At first, and as I said in the video, I intended to edit on premiere pro. My computer turned it's back on me and run out of storage, so I had to edit the 2 CCR's on Imovie, on my phone.
This made my task way more difficult, but at the same time, it almost didn't. The CCR's are a short portion that need not much editing compared to the opening, where light and sound play the major role. Here, it is more about creativity, and the bigger picture, instead of the mini more detailed aspects.
I can't add much more, but you will all se the final product in the 2 following blogs.
For the first format of the CCR, I did the brownie video, where both the brownie, as the questions turned out really good, and I'm very happy with the result.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QwNn5e6Oq0_PqXvZl5p0WLYhtGsQSX9G/view?usp=sharing
In this link you will find one of the clips of the first format. I really liked this idea and enjoyed the whole process a lot. The filming with a friend and whole idea made it really easy to just follow through it and really get into the process. It took around 30 minutes to record without taking into account the oven process, and it went really good.
For my second format, I did the what do you do for a living part. It was not as long as the other format, but still does the work but most importantly I could answer the questions and I think in a funny way.
I think I am running a bit behind, but I haven't edited the CCR's yet, as I still have a full week to work on them, but this one was much easier to record, and with certainly less reward compared to the other one. I filmed both on the same day, and as they didn't need as much production I could finish them relatively quick, and will also be very easy to edit.
The third question to answer is the following:
The fourth and final question is the following:
The second question in the CCR to answer is:
