.Insomnia. This project was a fun one to make. Though it was made in just a few hours, Jordan and I created a pretty good looking project. I feel like I slaked off in this project given the amount of time we were given. I kept putting this project off due to work, school and the feature film I am currently working on, but this does not excuse the utter slack of work I put into this. We filmed and directed this in 25 minutes and I edited all footage and sound in around 45 minutes to an hour. This concept was a different one that was chosen at first. We decided that this concept would be easier to produce. While this was short, this is the most editing I have done for a film, ever. It was very complicated with the light-leaks and the transitions that I used. The audio was the hardest thing that I had to edit. The ticking at the end was the most difficult to edit due to the effects that I had to implement in order to ensure that it sounded the way I intended it to. Overal...
For my menu item of the director, I researched about the director of the Ironman movies. Jon Favreau dropped out of school just shy of receiving his degree and moved to Chicago. Appeared on the "Seinfeld" show and had small roles in other major films. After he decided to write a movie with his co-director Vince Vaughn, called "Swingers" This was their breakthrough movie which both of them acted in. His "thing" would be acting in his own movies. For example, he played as Hogan in the Ironman movies. I love Marvel and especially the Ironman movies and I believe the script and actors he chose to have in the movie fit the roles perfectly.
In EVA we had to create a cohesive script and one that we could actually produce. So while in pre-production we chose to change the script so we could finish the movie on time. We didn't do much storyboarding because our group felt like they held back the creativeness of the group and actors. During the production we went with what felt right. Since we didn't storyboard we let the actors freely convey their emotions. I was the cinematographer and I was not happy with my camera skills but I did learn how to use the camera settings to create different moods and how to use different lenses to make more emotional scenes for the audience. Skai, the director, lead the group into her vision of the movie but also letting room for creativeness. She was open to the ideas we had as a group. In post-production we helped Erin, our editor, complete our movie We gave our input on how the film should look and what kind of cohesive mistakes we could fix. Either by changing the...
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