After planning to do a group project based on a horror movie opening, my group broke up into individual projects. My individual project is called “Lost in Paradise”. It is an aesthetic intro of a movie based on a girl having a rejuvenating time at the beach with her friends. At the end, the intro takes a turn for the worst and the main character is kidnapped. Filming Post 3 Most of my film was shot from 4:30p.m to 6:30p.m. Here I was taking a video of a beach bag, flip flops, and a phone laying on top of the back. In order to give the shot movement, I backed away and gave the shot a moving high angle view. Filming during golden hour was my goal due to how relaxing and visually pleasing the outcome would be. Golden hour shines a beautiful bronze light on the beach below. Later on, a person in the frame with their back facing the sun shows a nice silhouette figure against the sun. On the way down to the beach, I took videos of the shops off 5th Avenue. I used the moving c...
The titles I want to put in my movie are the Main Title first, the “production company” second, and the names of the people starred in the movie. The movie title I came up with was “Lost in Paradise”. Because I was going for a certain aesthetic feel for the moving opening, I chose to give the title a white cursive font. I tried to test out different video effects with the main title, but realized I like the title how it was alone. I plan to incorporate more video effects into my movie without overdoing it. I used a dissolve transition to put together two cut videos of a volleyball falling from the sky and someone catching it from its fall. The audio I used for the video is a song by Petit Biscuit named Sunset Lover. In order to find a song i really liked to go with the idea of the film( nostalgic, summer, relaxing, teen), I looked up Summer mixes on youtube. There were a few that kind of stood out but Sunset Lover was the one that stood out the most. The problems that i faced during editing was importing the files from my phone to the computer. This problem continued to occur when I tried uploading them to a flash drive using my laptop at home. The problem was resolved just by the computer allowing me to go through with the copying from my phone to my AICE Media file. After using a different computer the next day, it kept giving me an error message but eventually passed on the media from my phone to my file. I spent about 2 hours editing so far just because my videos wouldn’t pass over. The people involved in my editing process was my teacher, Mrs. Henderson and I. She has been extremely helpful in trying to figure out my problems regarding the transfer of files. Because my film needed to include a pivotal moment in it, I would have to add the kidnapping scene to it.
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