My Process Saying editing was long and difficult would be an understatement. Although it was it was only a 30 second commercial, it took hours upon hours of constant trimming, splitting, adding audio, rearranging clips, adding transitions, and finding music that would fit the idea of my commercial. I begin by dumping all of my clips, recordings, and song choices into iMovie, a video editing app. Additionally, to fully capture the idea the Xbox, I had to incorporate some gameplay to give the viewer a genuine fun experience which I had to upload. I uploaded all the takes from the shots I took when filming and I had about 15 different takes for each scene all which had a small error of some kind. It was up to me to identify the error, trim or cut it out, and then figure out which part could be considered usable. One thing that was extremely crucial was the time limit. I had so many clips to use and such as small amount time to work with. Not only did I have to trim the clips to allow...
How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups and issues? This was my final time filming and I had to incorporate many different concepts and realized how effortless it was to create a now 2 minute film with somewhat of a plot and story. It represents issues of working smarter not harder and to avoid unnecessary obstacles as well. Working smarter, not harder is shown by establishing a three tasks. The project, game, and extra shift which is iconic to the film's plot by immediately allowing the audience to know what the film is about without even saying a word. Moreover, you have to work around obstacles that can be in your way whether that is film calling something off, asking for an extension, or turning people down. My product is a storytelling dramatic video that represents time management through the lenses of one person. This person is a regular school boy who is a smart, athletic, and hardworking character named Cleveland. U...
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