In e9, we created a chase scene which to me was the most fun video we came up with. At first we had no idea what our story line was going to be. It took about 10 minutes for us to come up with one idea. We went through two ideas that were ok but weren't the best story's to go film. Then, we decided on what we were going to do. While we were filling out the story line paper, it was a little hard for us to figure out what exactly we were going to film. We had to go walk through what we wanted to film so it made a lot more sense. When it came to filming day, we had to film fast for us to get all of our footage for our entire video. After about 30 minutes of filming, we weren't even half way done with filming our video. Then we barley got to half way through the video and had to finish filming the next day. So that meant we needed to wear the same clothes so we didn't run into our video looking weird. It came to the next day and we finished our video. On the last day filming, we did add a few things to make it fun. But it wasn't working out very well so we sticked with the story line. During the editing process I did come to find out that half of our footage was side ways. So we had to fix that which was pretty easy. Also some of our footage wasn't the best quality with a little bit of shakyness. When editing a video you can change many things like the story line or get rid of stuff you don't think is needed. In my case I did get rid of a few things. In the end it was suppose to be all a dream but after looking at the footage I didn't like how it turned out. So I cut it out which my video made sense without it. You have to be carful about making sure your story makes sense without it. Our team worked well together during the entire film. One thing I wish we would of done differently would be looking back at our footage before we just went on the next scene.
In e9, we created a chase scene which to me was the most fun video we came up with. At first we had no idea what our story line was going to be. It took about 10 minutes for us to come up with one idea. We went through two ideas that were ok but weren't the best story's to go film. Then, we decided on what we were going to do. While we were filling out the story line paper, it was a little hard for us to figure out what exactly we were going to film. We had to go walk through what we wanted to film so it made a lot more sense. When it came to filming day, we had to film fast for us to get all of our footage for our entire video. After about 30 minutes of filming, we weren't even half way done with filming our video. Then we barley got to half way through the video and had to finish filming the next day. So that meant we needed to wear the same clothes so we didn't run into our video looking weird. It came to the next day and we finished our video. On the last day filming, we did add a few things to make it fun. But it wasn't working out very well so we sticked with the story line. During the editing process I did come to find out that half of our footage was side ways. So we had to fix that which was pretty easy. Also some of our footage wasn't the best quality with a little bit of shakyness. When editing a video you can change many things like the story line or get rid of stuff you don't think is needed. In my case I did get rid of a few things. In the end it was suppose to be all a dream but after looking at the footage I didn't like how it turned out. So I cut it out which my video made sense without it. You have to be carful about making sure your story makes sense without it. Our team worked well together during the entire film. One thing I wish we would of done differently would be looking back at our footage before we just went on the next scene.
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