AICE Media Studies

 This is are final video. Thanks for watching.

 Hello blog i'm back again. When had finished editing and filming and are friend in the last blog conner pointed out something wrong with a scene. This meant we had to reshoot. This was bad. We had to meet soon. Benjamin was busy so we had to film it without him. It was just one simple scene. We chose to do this during the week because the weekend wasn't an option. We met up early and then had to wait till night. While we waited to film we took out the old scene and left a slot to add the new one. We also did some last minute edits. When it finally turned night and we set up to film something went wrong. It started raining. We were unable to film and had to wait for the rain to stop. This made it take an extra hour to film. When we finally filmed everything weny well. It came out well and we all went home happy. This is all that happened today. Thanks for reading. 

 Hello blog whats up. Today were doing something a little different. On a side note i'm happy to say are video is finished. Due to our video being finished we now have to let someone watch it. We had to look for some people to view it. While I didn't find anyone in my class I had to look for someone in another class. In return we reviewed there video. We let my friend Conner look over our video. We watched it together while he pointed out some things. While most of the things he pointed out were easy to fix. There was one thing that was more challenging. The first thing was with one of our transitions. Its was a small thing so we didn't notice but Blake quickly fixed it. Another thing they pointed out was a typo made in a caption. This was also no big deal to fix. The last thing was a little harder to fix. One of the scenes locations did not match in the transition. This meant we and to re shoot. But thats all for are peer review see you next time.

 Hello blog I'm back again. Today we began editing are film some more. While I helped my friend I felt like I learned a lot. I helped him edit and film. As I am editing my own film currently this has helped boost my confidence. While I am not the main editor in my group we all work as a team to attempt to perfect are film. So far we have finished many of are edits for are film. All thats left is fixing up some stuff. Yesterday while I was editing I hadn't noticed that certain parts seemed off. I was unsure of what at the time. While Ben was looking over at my editing he pointed out something I hadn't seen. I was seeing from the perspective of a editor and not the audience. His observation helped me realize the importance of viewing our project from different angles, ensuring its appeal to our audience. While the edits I had created made sense to me to the audience it may not be as obvious. They may get lost and not understand the plot. As I created the film I knew what was

 Hey folks, Nic here! So, let me tell you about this wicked cool thing I did the other day. My buddy Wolf was all psyched about shooting this horror flick, and he asked me to tag along and lend a hand. Now, I'm not exactly Spielberg, but I'm dabbling in a bit of filmmaking myself, so I thought, why not jump in and help out? We rocked up to the set with all sorts of props and gear, ready to bring Wolf's scary story to life. I mean, who doesn't love a good scare, am I right? Anyway, we got everything set up, and before we knew it, we were neck-deep in fake blood and spooky masks. Watching Wolf in action was pretty eye-opening, I gotta say. He had this knack for setting the scene and building suspense that I hadn't even considered. It was like watching a pro at work, and I was soaking it all in. As we went along, I started picking up all these cool little tricks and tips from Wolf. Like, did you know that lighting can totally change the vibe of a scene? Or how the angl

 Hey there, readers! I wanted to take a moment to update you on our filmmaking journey and share the progress we've made in the editing process. Editing is a crucial step that helps us turn our raw footage into a cohesive and impactful film. So, let's dive into the world of post-production and explore the art of editing! After the excitement of filming, our team gathered with a clear mission: to shape our footage into an amazing film. We had all the creative tools we needed and were eager to get started. The first thing we did was review all the footage we had captured. We carefully watched every scene and selected the best takes that fit our creative vision. These chosen moments became the foundation of our film. With a solid understanding of the story we wanted to tell, we began piecing together the footage. We chose the most powerful shots and arranged them in a sequence that would engage our audience. It was like putting together a puzzle, making sure each piece fit perfect