After looking over each genre, we decided that, in order for our pitch to be correctly formatted, that the thriller genre would fit. We came to this reason because the thriller genre is almost exactly how we want the opening sequence for our pitch to be like, scenes full of suspense and avid movements. The reason why horror genre wouldn’t work for our pitch was due to the plot having no horror sense at all. The plot of our pitch is greatly action-related and a horror genre wouldn't fit to all the scenes having more movement. Our opening sequence is based on a rivalry, not some upper entity who controls all of the environment around the protagonist, which is why horror genre would also not be a good fit. The action genre was another candidate but had felt as if it were the same type of energy as a horror film rather than an thriller. Throughout each and every action film I had researched on, there were lots of action and movement throughout scenes, however, most were spook-related i...
I know that learning to use Filmora X will require some effort and time. The last time I did a film project for school, I used a different software and version of Filmora. However, the basic principles of video editing still apply regardless of the software I use. I need to familiarize myself with the user interface of Filmora X. This includes learning how to import media files such as video footage and audio tracks. I need to learn how to use various tools such as the trimmer, splitter, and timeline. Understanding how to use effects and transitions can help enhance the visual appeal of my project. I also need to learn how to adjust audio levels and apply filters. Thankfully, Filmora X offers a wide range of features that can help me create a professional-looking project. I started with some basic tutorials online to get familiar with the software. Practicing with sample footage has helped me experiment with different features and effects. I've realized that paying attention to d...
For us all, the editing process was a crucial part of creating our film. We spent many hours reviewing footage, piecing together the story, syncing audio and video, and color grading. It was a time-consuming process, but we knew it was necessary to create the final product we wanted. One of the challenges we faced was deciding which shots to use and in what order. We had to make sure that the story flowed well and that each shot added to the overall narrative. We also had to be mindful of pacing, tone, and mood. Another challenge was finding the right music for the film. We wanted to use music that fit the mood and tone of the scenes, but we also had to be mindful of copyright laws. We spent a lot of time searching for royalty-free music that fit our vision. Throughout the editing process, we had to stay in constant communication with each other. We had to make sure that everyone was on the same page and that we were all working towards the same goal. This meant being open to feedback ...
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