Creative Critical Reflection


After making some room on my schedule, I decided to make a presentation video that gives more insight to the opening film for A Familiar One, the presentation explains a little bit more on why I think this film will be impactful in the world of cinema, and also tries to explain the main point of using camera angles such as ground level shots or point of view shots.

I have also spoken about different things such as software, hardware, and online interactions and much more!


Watch the video here!


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Peer Review (Week 6)

Image
  Peer Reviewing On a final edit, a week after I received thoughts regarding my film. I was told that I should look back into these details, which I will use to improvise on my film as much as I can. I was told things by my peers such as: - Time: I was told that it was too long, and the text was hard to keep up with, so I will also have to look into this. - How things are presented (lore/context/plot): it was difficult for viewers to fully grasp what was occurring, so I was told to revise this and try to make it more clear to understand. - Revision of events: the way the film plays. Instead of having simple scenes, I could have other things such as Newspaper Headlines or other films that don't have just me. Outside of this, I received positive reviews on things such as sound and music, but overall I feel like I did worse than better, I will be trying my best to address these points.
Read more

Working with Premiere Pro

Image
  Premiere Pro has... been intriguing to work with. I have to say it is very intimidating at first, but I was able to quickly get the hang of it on my own which was surprising. We have had a couple of issues getting to class with our Premiere Pro assistant, so that indirectly harms me and the other remote learners who relied on outside help every now and then, that being said, it was not a major issue. Putting the clips together   Starting Premiere Pro with little to no knowledge almost feels like trying to blindly find something. That being said, it did not really take me longer than an hour to grasp how making a clip works, it was fun importing the different clips and learning how to mess with them to my liking until I felt what I had was long enough, but also short enough to clip out any unwanted scenes or parts of the videos. After enough time and some searching online for assistance on a few last things, I finally had the video ready, and only needed to add music/sounds/a...
Read more