For the music video, I am working with Amelie De Kegel, Isaac Gafanovich, and Lilly Gonzalez. Last year, I worked with both Lilly and Isaac for Component III of Global Perspectives. Since then, we have grown closer. I trust their work ethic and productivity. I've also know Amelie for years. We worked together on the music video and received great feedback for it. Each of us are addicted to music. We sum up hundreds of thousands of streaming minutes on Spotify each year. We have also all played together in a band setting, each with our respective instruments. So, we know the capacity of each other. We religiously listen to our favorite artists, and share new releases and discoveries with each other. We worked together on our music video. It was a perfect match! We really have great chemistry as a group, so we knew we wanted to work together again. Our group! So far, we are considering a horror movie concept after Amelie made a suggestion. After talking about the title slides needed...
Hi there! So, back to it! When we arrived at Barnes & Noble, it wasn’t hard to get back into the groove of things. It was just like filming the first time. We went back to our original filming location with ease and were able to get everything all setup. We took out a few books from the shelf that was behind Amelie the first day we filmed. It was so cool to replace the empty slot with something I had made just hours before. Obviously, the books I made were a little out of place mixed in with the professionally bound and published ones, but I must say, they looked very professional! We took a pan of the whole shelf and paused on our homemade books briefly. This way, the audience could read exactly what we were trying to highlight. It took a few takes. We went back and forth deciding how far the cinematographer should stand from the bookshelf for what effect we were going for. Of course, we had to make sure we were shooting in cinematic mode, on my phone. That way we could matc...
Today, I went found so much media for my commercial. I used the "people" feature on my camera roll app to find gems among the thousands of random pictures on my phone. This feature saved so much time I would have spent, searching through every photo I've ever taken. Instead, I just searched for my name and hundreds of pictures of me, all the way from birth to just last weekend, appeared. I sifted through practically every picture that has ever been taken of me to find all the perfect shots. I then added them to a folder in my phone for further review. It's clear that I have a lot of options for my potential media! Then, learned learned how to download my chosen song as a useable mp3 file. This will be very helpful during the production and editing process, as I now have a "hard" copy of the song. So, I can bring it into any chosen editing software, or trim it to a certain length. However, I doubt I'll do much trimming. I have so many potential pictures...
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