Tuesday 14 October 2014
Editing
Editing took us, of course, longer than actually filming the
swede, but it allowed us to use more tools, special for editing. We firstly
started off, looking through all the film footage and chose which clips we
wanted to keep and which we wanted to lose. This did take up a bit of time
because we did have quite a lot of clips to look through and at points there
were difficult decisions on which clips we wanted to keep. But once we got that
done, we began to put all the clips into one film, we edited each clip, by
selecting which part of that clip we wanted to keep, for pressing ‘I’ (for
start) and then ‘O’ ( for out). Once we completed the basic layout of the film,
we began choosing the music we would want to have in the final swede. We sourced
our sound from “Garage band”, we choose our sound from a series of sounds. Garage band
was an essential part of the swede because it allowed us to source as much
sound as we wanted, to create our perfect final production swede. Once we chose the sound, we then had to
convert it into a suitable file to use in ‘I Movie’. Once we sorted out the
sound, we then started adding in captions and transitions to make it look interesting.
And once we finished our swede editing we had to export it and upload it to YouTube
to present it to the audiences.
Filming the Swede.
Men In Black 3 Swede Filming
Filming the swede was a quick process that meant travelling up and down corridors, down stairs and into different rooms around the college. And the weight of the camera did not, at all, help that process, but we completed it all in three hours which was truly surprising as we had many different scenes to film. The 'Men in Black 3', as all 'Men in Black' movies, has aliens in them which did present a struggle for us as there was not aliens around us. But we adapted the alien scenes by using props and very creatively we used a painting in the corridors as one of our aliens. This did give our swede a much different, funny edge to it. We did initially were going to use toys but sadly we didn't have much time to get those ready for the swede.We used different things from zooming in with the camera but we made sure to do that before we started filming as it would make the video look blurry and unprofessional. I found the filming an exciting way to not only work as a group but to also film in different angles and environments.
Coming Soon, very soon!
Coming Soon!
Daily Mirror : "A truly sensational adaptation!"
Sunday telegraph : "The best feature swede, a definite MUST SEE!"
Guardian : " a breathtakingly fast-moving swede."
Independent : " Must See!!!"
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