As stated in the last blog I started editing for the final project already. It was long and rough but I did start. Even though I did not finish editing because I didn’t have all of the clips it was used in preparation. I thought it was a good idea to get the voice of a different person. As a result I asked for the advice of another. The person i asked advice from was my old track coach. I asked him because he was unbiased. Not only that he has no idea or knowledge about the filming industry. I added that point because a person with no knowledge of this has no other obligation but to base the video off what they see. That is the answer I am looking for in result. A answer that is authentic is the best kind because it shows you an outsiders point of view. After showing him the video he gave me a few pointers. He told me that the video was very entertaining. He also told me that it was impressive for me to be doing something this amazing at my age. The corrections he thinks I should ...
Coming of age CAMS- Most coming of age films don’t have camera work in their opening sequences but when they their CAMS would be.. Tracking Shots (always following the main character some where) Pan (main character maybe being followed from the side) MIS-EN-SCENE- not a lot of this in an opening sequence but when there is it’s normally… costumes are pretty casual teenage clothing, nothing out if the ordinary makeup is natural, nothing dramatic unless the character has a specific look to portray props would be based on scenes, if they are at school then they’d have a bag, or a phone lighting all depends on location, and the mood of the scene. sadder scenes, darker lighting. happier scenes, brighter lighting the acting always depends on the plot, which is normally depending on whether the main character is a girl or boy if there is acting in the opening sequence, then it would probably be acting that misleads the audience from what the actual plot of the movie is Editing-...
Love, Simon Released 2018 This is your typical, coming out story. Simon is finding himself identity wise. He ends up cheating on his girlfriend with a boy and its a whole lot. This movie has a whole lot if relationship development. Like stated before, the relationship development was a big thing for us. We felt as if we needed to bring that into our film. It was the best way to tell our story. We do not want to focus our attention on the positive aspects of different relationships. “Love, Simon” portrayed a film about the different parts of a relationship, the good and the bad. That is terribly annoying, although it’s realistic. It is also annoying.
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