The rough draft of my script has finally been finalized. It's not much different than the version I came up with earlier. It just helps give me an idea of how the shots and story will go, without having to recall it from an unreliable memory. And as if the script wouldn't help me visualize the shots enough, I took the opportunity to create a storyboard, which will help guide me in creating shots during production, despite my crude drawings.
My Media Studies class today had a class discussion to help us gauge our progress on our Foundation project/video. The class got split up into groups made up of people that aren't helping us in our projects. Each group being made up of about 5-7 people each. We listened to each other's plans for the project and gave advice and criticisms as to what their project was lacking and what to prepare for during the production phase. I would say that while my project has a solid vision and foundation to build off of, I still did learn a well of useful from the discussion. Like how I should consider a slow pace to build up the suspension for the beginning. Or how I should plan out the lighting since I'll be filming part of the video in the dark. And to record room audio of the outdoor noises to help improve the audio quality of the video. Needless to say, I gained important insight on how the production of the video should go.
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