CCR Question #4

Three down, one left! This one was one of the simpler questions, here is my script and at the end you'll find the conclusion that I wrapped up the CCR portion with...

What hardware usage went into this film?

For the film, we really only used a stabilizer and an iPhone in terms of our hardware. We used the stabilizer to minimize the effect of the scenes having a handheld look. We borrowed the stabilizer from our teacher for a few days. The iPhone we used was an iPhone 13, we used its camera and speaker to pick up on our foleys and record our scenes. The quality was nice, and by pairing it with the stabilizer we were able to execute the shots well. 

What about software?

Now for our software, me and Anabella used a shared Word document, to plan everything out and write down ideas that we eventually came back to. Blogger was a big portion of our software, I uploaded weekly and had the blogs follow everything we did, kind of like a recap. Pixabay was also another software we used, we found three fitting audios on it to incorporate into the background of the more important scenes. These were added in when we edited on Adobe Premier pro, which brings me to my next software. Adobe Premier Pro was a big software we relied on, it was easy to use for our editing, and it has a lot of nice features. On Adobe I edited in all of the sounds for the clips, by matching up foleys with actions and cutting down imported background music. A very small amount of our editing was done on the photo's app, this entailed me cropping certain videos, toning down the brightness, or the exposure. 

Conclusion:

Thank you so much for having me on the podcast, I loved sharing all these details about this production of mine and getting all these great questions. I had a fun time learning a lot of new things and working on making this story fun. I enjoyed the whole process, and I'm proud of my outcome. I hope that when viewers from anywhere watch this film, they feel a lot of emotion and understand the heavy messages it holds.