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Peer Review

After presenting my film to the class, I received many comments about how the title and the credits are intriguing and fit well with the clips included. Many students said that they liked how I included clips from the airplane which really includes into the main characters point of view. I had many reviews that said that placing the title in the beginning can lead to the title being forgotten, so there were many ideas to place the title on the end right as the music cuts out. They also gave me an idea to increase the sound of when the character is talking on the phone so it becomes more understandable to the audience and also adding sounds for when the kidnapping does happen and add struggling sounds which can be done by a voice over. There is one clip that has a different color scheme that the rest so I can try to lower the color so it’s darker and goes along with the rest of the clips, as for the title I might make it slower so the audience can read it. I am aware that I need to ...

1st Draft: Scappare

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Production 6- Final Shots

  Over this weekend I talked with all of the actors that were going to be in my film and made a plan of when and what time to go to our city’s airport to film. As soon as we got there we started to film, and I was telling them where to go and when to move into the frame. Overall, it was really fun to film everything and the more we filmed the more ideas came into my mind of a better way or angle to use and how to put animation in the film. After collecting all my film clips, I uploaded them into premire pro and started adding key frames and when to add title slides or not. For the rest of the week, I was planned to finish putting the clips in and making smooth transitions so that later on I would only have to add any sounds needed.

Production 5- Key Frames

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Today is the first day that we are receiving help with using premire pro and it was a great help to me. Although I only had a couple of clips and not the complete film, I was able to add text to the shots and also learned what a key frame is. When wanting to add effects to the video or the text you have to put key frames of when you want it to start and stop. At first it was confusing as to how the different effects worked out but, in the end, we figured it out. I spent some time figuring out how I wanted the words to slide across the scene, and I decided for the first clip to include the title of the film and have it zoom out and fade as the clip is moving. For the clip where the plane is taking off, I decided to include the rest of the credits, such as the producer maybe even come up with a company name and include the rest of the characters.