After weighing the pros and cons of each project, I have chosen to do the film project. Movies interest me more than magazines do. Also, I have more skills in editing film than I do with anything magazines. Some skill I possess that would be a good fit for the film project would be my family member who produces films and TV shows, taking a video/film editing class, and I work well in a group. The main determining factors for my final decision are my love for movies and my group also wanting to do the film project. I will be working in a group, and I cannot wait to start filming with them. Each group member will take a turn filming on the camera and editing. My group members are creative when designing costumes and set, and that makes up for my lack of creativity, so we work well together. Each group member possess' different skills that are a good fit for the film such as Annalise being good at working camera angles, and Lily being good at acting and having great communication skills. For our film we are deciding between doing a action/adventure and mystery. For the action/adventure film we are thinking of having a protagonist and antagonist and how one saves the day. As for the mystery film we are thinking of having a murder take place and leaving the killer unknown as the cliff-hanger.
For our quarter three submission we revised some parts of our film. We re-shot the beginning of our film to slow down the pace of the film. We also added new fonts and coloring in the beginning of our film for our names and opening title, to have special effects and make it more personal. Our original titles were red and had no effect, so this time we added a pop-in special effect for "Girl's Night" title to create a theme for the film. Additionally, we added incidental music at the end of our film to create suspense and mystery. All these revisions were made to add a sense of reality and more suspense throughout our film. Throughout this new submission I learned how to edit sound and put it in the film, how to add special effects to titles, and how to work with PremierePro at a higher level.
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