Hello, this is the CCR of the Final Task. In the CCR, I answered questions to clarify a few things. I also talked about what I learned. The CCR had to be broken up in two parts because the file was too large. So, sorry about that.
1. What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? The opening sequence immediately starts with the title of the movie. The sequence then displays a series of names. However, none of the names have a title to them. Next, we see who was in charge of the casting. Then the costume designer is shown. Next we see the associative producer and visual effects supervisor. We then see who was in cgarge of the music, as well as who supervised the music. It continues to show the co-producer, who edited the movie, the production designer, the director of photography, a list of the executive producers, the producers, and who wrote the movie. Lastly, the director is displayed dramatically. 2. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? Throughout this sequence, the creator prioritizes scenes from the movie. For example, Someone was hit by a bus in the movie, so that was one of the images used to show a title. 3. What connotations do these images carry? The connotations rec...
The title of the song is Indecisive (Favorite Song). The song is based on someone describing their feelings towards a girl and to which the storyline should match accordingly. The only props required would be a car and some food. The car would be for maybe a scene in the car where the two are conversating. The food would be for a scene where they talk over lunch or dinner whether it be at a restaurant or in the car. One that may be required as well is a lamp or something of the sort for lighting. This is to make sure every scene comes out as clear as possible. The costumes would be a regular wardrobe. Everyday clothes to make the video natural and comfortable. A change of clothes is optional for different scenes but if there is only one set of clothes throughout, then that is fine. Location is something that has some difficulties. Weather plays a big role in deciding the location. An outside public like a park is somewhere more likely we would meet. If it does happen to rain, then...
First, I went through each take and trimmed the unnecessary parts. Then, I merged and trimmed all of the takes on iMovie. To avoid choppy transitions, I further trimmed the video on an app called Splice. This way I can be sure that the commercial goes smoothly. There will also be fast beat music throughout the commercial. Finding the music was a simple process. All I did was screen record the music and used an app to add the music to the commercial. This was easier than I thought. In the last scene, there is a before and after scene. For that, I took two pictures and I added both of them in a collage. Then, I merged that collage into the commercial. This way, viewers will see the difference the detangling brush makes. In the fifth scene, I sped it up. This way, viewers will see how fast the detangler works. Also, they will see that you do not need to brush for a long time. One scene had about 2-4 takes. I have six scenes in total. Merging and trimming took a while. I h...
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