Completing the filming for my school short film project was a testament to our determination and creativity despite limited resources. Every scene was meticulously planned and executed, utilizing makeshift props and natural lighting to bring our vision to life. The collaborative effort of the team, overcoming challenges together, was evident in every frame. Now, transitioning to the editing phase, I'm eager to weave the scenes together into a cohesive narrative. Reviewing the footage, I see the potential for magic in every frame, waiting to be unlocked through editing. The editing process presents new opportunities to enhance the story, adding depth and emotion. As I meticulously piece together each shot, refining transitions and pacing, I collaborate with my team to fine-tune every detail until the story resonates just right. Despite the challenges, our passion for filmmaking has only grown stronger. With each edit, the film evolves, becoming more than just a project but a testame...
How do your products represent social groups or issues.docx How do your products represent social groups or issues? The film places a high representation in the sexual orientation category. The main character portrays a gay man who is in a romantic relationship with another man. Throughout the film there is many scenes which show the affection that the couple would portray. as sexual orientation can be something tat places you in the minority it is important to have representation of that group. In our film the couple has a date at the mall. They go through would seem to be a normal day as they enjoy a day shopping at the mall. This portrayal of the characters shy's away from having to overly push the idea of heteronormative ideas. the couple while still together doesn't fit the mold for what would be an on screen gay couple. They are both somewhat masculine and this could go against the stereotypical conventions of a gay couple on screen. the couple maintains a regular loving...
After watching the video, La Jetee (1962) vs 12 Monkeys (1995), I am able to compare this short film and full length movie. This video details not only the difference in plot and story told by each film, but also the intent and execution which has a large effect on audience. I learned about how even though La Jetee was only audio and still photos the unique story inspired many people and works since it was created in 1962 and is very comparable to 12 monkeys and has stood the test of time. The immense ability to story tell and evoke emotions in the audience qualifies it for many as a short film or, un photo-roman and not a simple slideshow of pictures. Chris Marker was able to tell an incredible story about memory and the passage of time in a short 28 minutes, while 12 monkeys tells a similar story with a full length movie, this however does not mean that 12 monkeys is a better film. I learned from this video about how the film was able to expand on plot and include mystery and th...
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