During the process of constructing the final
product, I feel that my knowledge of technology has definitely grown a lot.
While capturing footage for our film, Ellie
and I used our phones, although I think you can tell the difference between the
footage due to some being shot from an iPhone 6 and other from a 4, the footage
was very successful and came out in very high quality, this enabled the two minute opening of our
film to have a professional feel to it and be as realistic to an established thriller
as possible. Our phones were very easy to use; therefore, no issues came to our
attention whilst filming, as they are quite straightforward.
To edit our film, we used the editing
software iMovie, on the Apple Mac at school. I feel that at the beginning I felt a
bit worried as it was something new to me and I found it a bit complicated,
however, after practising and going over our footage an endless amount of times
I feel that I grew a lot more confident as the quality of the work I had
contributed improved massively. While using iMovie, we mainly experimented with
enhancing, changing (making it either fast or slow motion) and cutting our
footage.

Through the research and planning stages of
our film, I used numerous technologies and programmes to present my findings in
a much more organised and creative manner. The ones I did mainly used however,
are Prezi, YouTube and Slideshare. I used these programmes as it was easiest to
share/embed these on to my blog. Through the research and planning, when I created PowerPoints, I would then convert them to a Slideshare. I also used Prezi
quite a few times to present my ideas and information I found in a methodical
way to see exactly what I needed to do to improve. I really like how while using Prezi,
you are able to present information in a clear yet artistic way as it allows
you to do so using very colourful and interesting templates.
I do believe that throughout this process
YouTube has been very helpful, mainly because it allowed me to look at previous
G321 preliminary tasks and two-minute openings. In addition to this, it has
been helpful as I was able to share my final product and get feedback from
other people and see where I could improve. YouTube is generally very easy to
access and was as a whole very helpful throughout the construction of my final
product.
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