OWF

 For the OWF we had to create a story that portrayed one word. The movie couldn't have any dialogue, but background music could be incorporated (instrumental only). The story had to be something realistic that can happen in roughly 1-2 minutes. Our movie had to include a variety of angles, shots, and movements that flowed. After the clips are filmed, the editing was done in iMovie. Me and my partners approach to this assignment was a story on two boxing rivals at a big competition. They started off by hyping themselves up, getting ready and then the fight began. The fight starts and punches are thrown and dodged, but then one of the boxers trips the other one. When the boxer falls over, they get hurt, and when they get up, they realize just how injured they really are...

 They limp out of the arena and withdraw from the fight. When the famous boxer gives signs that their leg is in a lot of pain, the crowd is surprised and shocked! Everyone thought the boxer could withstand a fall, and get back into the fight. Our groups word was surprised, we portrayed it though the audience watching the match. During our brainstorm we focused on what type of shots we would get per scene, to ensure we had diversity and movement to keep the viewers engaged. Our storyboarding helped us visualize our stances and movements, especially for the fighting scenes. To create the movie and piece it all together we used iMovie, it was my first time using it. It was relatively easy, but a good platform for basic editing. Overall, I think me and my partner could work on having more transitions and movements incorporated into our movie. Something we did that was strong was our planning, it really helped us on filming days where we didn't have much time. 

My movie: 

C:\Users\emanu_\Downloads\OWF_Jones.iMovieMobile