FreeSFX: From the website freesfx sound my group and I were able to access and download a variety of sounds that were also legal for us to use. There was such a diverse range of sounds that I didn't know existed which were really beneficial for the the clips in our horror film.
Youtube: I have already been using Youtube before my media lessons as a way of finding new music new videos and news in general. For my media product I had to create a Youtube account in which I had to upload different assignments I was given such as: my preliminary task, my horror film rough cuts, my animatic and my final horror film
Final Cut: I used Final Cut Pro to edit my preliminary task as well as using it to edit my horror film which was then later uploaded to YouTube. I was very unfamiliar with the software and wasn't sure on how to use it, doing my preliminary task before doing my horror film really helped my group and I to become more familiar with the software and enabled us to be more aware and have more of and insight of how to use the different effects and editing techniques with the software.
Survey Monkey: Survey Monkey was a serviceable resource as I used it to create a questionnaire to find out what kind of things my audience who enjoy to see in a horror film. This lead to me to be able to have a better understanding of what my audience would like to see in there horror films and be able to create a film that would suit all my target audiences needs as well as still using horror film convection.
Prezi: I wasn't aware of Prezi until I began media I used Prezi to create a presentation discussing our horror film opening scene pitch I found Prezi more engaging and creative compared to a simple power point presentation due to the different types of transitions and pop up effects they had.
Blogger: I produced a blog in which I was able to post all of my planning and research and all the task and assignments I was given to by my teacher. I was also able to access my teacher blog which had all the homework listed with the deadlines so I can also keep up to date as well as being aware of what to do.
No comments:
Post a Comment