How did you use new
media technologies in the construction and research, planning and
evaluation stages?
To begin with, we
used blogger to create a blog for our group. Putting our work on a
blog makes it easy to have both individual and collaborative work all
In one place. Google Blogger's tagging system allows the people in
the group to all work on one post together on one person's account,
and yet still share credit for the collaborative post. The blog also
allows us to embed photographs and videos, making our blog
multi-media and making it easy for people to find links to other
sites without having to leave the blog. This allowed us to put all
our research and ideas together in one place that we can go back to
and revisit whenever needed.
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We also used
google's search engine for our research as it is an easy search
engine to use and has a very large amount of information for us to
look through. Having such a large search engine to look through meant
that as a group we could gather lots of information in our research
and were well prepared when it came to putting our film together and
creating a story. It allowed us to build up a large log or
information and research that we can use to out into our film and
make it the best we possible can. When we had an idea for our film we
used Celtx to create a professional looking and easy to follow
script.
Once the film was
scripted to began filming. We used digital cameras to film as they
are high quality and create professional looking shots for our film.
They are simple to use and it is easy to look back on what you have
shot. We also used them to take still photographs for our poster as
the high quality made our pictures look professional and are a good
at taking clear, crisp photographs. When filming with the cameras we
found their light weight and small size incredibly useful for
transporting it to and from our location and setting the equipment up
in preparation to film. We also used a zoom recorder to record the
knocking noise for our film as it meant that we could alter the
volume to fit the tension levels and where about in the house the
main character is at the time of the knocking.
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To edit our film we
used Premier. It is very user friendly and easy to understand,
making it ideal for a student film like ours. Using the razor tool,
it was very easy to cut shots down and put them together in an order
that made sense. Being able to link and unlink sound was very helpful
as it meant that we could cover and replace sound within our film to
make it as professional as possible. We also used the available tools
on premier to colour correct scenes that had a yellow hue to them in
order to keep continuity throughout the film and to darken scenes
with too much light, as our film is set at night.
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