AICE Media Studies

  Trigger Warning: Blood This is my final task for this class! I hope you enjoy watching, it was definitely time-consuming to complete. As seen, there were major changes to the creative direction of this project.

One this day and before this day, I was simultaneously filming and editing to materialize my final task. On this blog, I will take you to my journey of how I finally finished my project for this class. 

 Up until this point, I've filmed the necessary footage for my final task. On this day, I'm dumping all of this footage onto DaVinci Resolve and edited them to fit my time constraint. 

For this blog, I'm blogging about filming scenes 

Today, I've added some of my titles for the film, produced some audio for post-production, and filmed a number of scenes.  For my titles, I first start out by finding videos on Youtube to find tutorial on how to insert text onto DaVinci Resolve. 

 At this point, I've filmed a substantial amount of clips to finally piece together for my final task. Today, I'm starting out edit together some parts of the first scene in my movie. Tomorrow, however, I want to film a LOT by the end of this week, so I can continue to piece together every clip in my editing process. If I'm going to be honest, I've not been satisfied with the limited work I've done. I felt too comfortable not filming too much. But tomorrow is a three day weekend, and I hope I can push myself to use that to my full advantage. Today, I decided to edit the very first scene of my final project. In the first scene, I referenced my storyboard, and I start off by dumping the first scene on the Davinci Resolve program. I put my first clips: a birds-eye view with the character pouring on coffee. Then it follows up with a framing scene of the girl walking towards the door. Then, she walks to her desk where she seats herself onto the table.