Showing posts with label editing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label editing. Show all posts

Monday, 25 April 2016

Thursday, 25 February 2016

Putting in the narration (unfinished)

We decided that we should a narration over the top of the film, this because it will help the audience to understand what is going on in the film. We wrote a script on what the write (played by Amber Mobbs) needs to say:
Lola could hear the crunching of gravel underneath her feet as she walked home from work. Whilst crossing the road, she peered over her shoulder only to see someone dressed in black exiting the alley way behind her. As she continued down the street the figure pursued.

She sat down on a bench, waiting for a friend to call. Unbeknownst to he, the figure previously following her every move, sat on another bench across from hers. They cautiously reached for their phone and began ominously taking photos of her. Receiving the message, she continued on her journey home.

Turning the corner she noticed that the figure was still following her every move. Trying to remain calm, she took the familiar steps on her route home. Observing her stalker has become more suspicious, paranoia set in and she quickened her pace.

As she became more scared she began to rush, running for cover in a nearby forest. Running through a gate and down a path, she was forced to drop her bag to prevent the weight from slowing her down.

Her stalker stayed close on her trail. As they ran further into the forest, she got lucky when her pursuer stumbled.

She took the opportunity to climb over a fence and hide behind a wide old oak tree. Squeezing through the fence, Lola’s stalker continued to follow her every move.
As they neared, she began to panic. She began to hyperventilate and had no other choice but to call for help.

Her hands shaking, she pulled out her phone. Little did she know, the figure she was so fearful of was lurking right behind her, watching her every move.

Before she had the chance to get through, the stalker lunged toward Lola and she fell

We then found a quite room to record in so that there isn't any noise over the background so the audience is only having to pay attention to what the narrator is saying.
once we had finished recording the narration. we uploaded the files on the computer and converted them so we were able to edit them on the software the we were using. we made sure the correct voice over was over the right shot.

Editing

To edit the shots that we had filmed we us MoviePlus X6. It allows us to simple select the shot that we want and move it the where we want it as well as simply edit the shot in the length.

 Editing took quite a few days but it also allowed us to see if we need to redo some shot or to complete get new ones. We had to add visual effect that you can see in the current shot in the picture, this made it see different the scenes with the author making the audience think that it is the scenes from the book that the author is writing.