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Film 1: Blog

Jeremiah M

1/24/2018

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I am a sophmore who goes to RCHS and i do not have a current job i want, i want something related with cars and i think this class can help my creativity because custom building cars can take a lot of creativity and knowing what colors go with what. Also i was thinking maybe i would be able to make videos on my builds and this class can help me learn how to edit with different programs. After time i can make a Instagram account for my company. This all of course is later in my life but as soon as i can get a job with a car company i will start from there. I was thinking while i go to college i would be able to take pictures for larger companies and learn from there, while making money.
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Jeremiah
2/1/2018 09:16:22 am

How do filmmakers develop and convey stories within the mise-en-scène? - - Describe the process of creating your one-shot and multi-shot films... How did you work as a group to develop what shots should be taken? How are you approaching the editing process? What have been some successes and hurdles in these first projects? How do you feel your views on film have changed now that you've had a taste of the work involved?

One shot stories are films made in 1 take, multi stories are films with different angles and shots. We all pitch in ideas and the best idea is what we do. We all agree what shots we are going to use and then from there we just edit. Honestly i just need more time in my edits and i should be fine. My view did not change but i noticed this can be a career for me.

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Jereniah
2/9/2018 09:19:09 am

Consider the shots and camera movements we've defined, shot, and edited. Which is your favorite from those you captured for your commercial and why? Also, which is your least favorite shot/camera move and why? What has learning about all these shots/moves taught you about cinematography?

The shots we learned about are shots used in every movie. My post favorite is tilt and pan combined because it gives a smooth transaction. My less favorite is 3/4 shots because i do not use it a lot. I learned that in cinematography you have to be creative and use your mind . Make your own things, do not copy other film maker

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Jeremiah
3/2/2018 08:47:27 am

Reflect on the process of creating a TV Show Pilot: Provide the logline for your original screenplay and connect your costume designs and ad campaign to the story you created... why did you design what you designed based on the story? Tell, too, about the TV Show Pilot you filmed and edited with your group... what was it like to work with a script and what types of shot(s) do you feel brought the show to life most?

My TV Show Pilot was more of a scene from a movie. It was based on something any high school probably seen. I used the costumes that i did because it out fits that most high school students wear. We used basic shots because it helped show the scene better, like a real situation.

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Jeremiah
3/15/2018 09:05:31 am

What are some of your biggest psychological barriers when it comes to making films? Share your ups and downs of filmmaking on your blog, and how you plan to continue to grow in the second half of the class.


Some of the biggest problems are that we don't have senses. Like we are limited to the school only. Some of the biggest mistakes i made was not being so detailed during filming, but after during editing. I will grow next class by taking more time with the script rather then making the scene up on the spot. Also i will use more effects in the editing.

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Kody
3/15/2018 09:44:47 am

Good Job

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Jeremiah
4/17/2018 09:35:51 am

Describe your experience shooting this project in the film studio with the added lighting elements. How do you feel the studio time affected your final product quality? Additionally, how did you approach the montage portion of your film. Describe what you chose to cu together and what effect you hope for it to have on your audience.

It was pretty cool because you can change the mood of the scene by just adding or taking light away, The best thing was changing color and flickering colors., i cant wait to make a music video.

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Jeremiah
4/20/2018 09:00:16 am

Soon, you'll be pitching an idea for a feature film in this class. What genre do you think you'll focus your creativity on? Why are you drawn to this genre? What do you find most interesting about this genre? What would you hope others would get from your work if you were to create films in this genre?

I just want to make a energetic video like a music video, the vibe the video gives off is nice plus little mistakes are aloud because the video is fast past so you wont really notice every mistake

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Jeremiah
5/4/2018 08:43:15 am

Describe your most recent shoot recording a music video. Which song did you choose and what type of concept or mixture of concepts did you capture. Describe what you the final product looks like and how you'd define it in regard to "documentary," "low concept," &/or "high concept." What are you most proud of with this project?

I used a fast paste song called 1986 because it helps hype up the scene and makers the viewer get hyped and happy, im most proud of how i lined up the cuts with the beat drops it made it look nice.It was a high concept because it was flashy and quick

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