Fixing clips filming blog

 Fir the second day of filming I had a few things to do. Last Thursday I thought I was done but it turns out I was not. After re-watching my clips I realized I wanted to re-take some. So that means going back outside and trying again. Since the weather was a lot better today It went much easier. I also tried using different types of angles to give it more effect. This was about 15 minutes of watching a clip and seeing if I liked it or not. And if I didn't I re-did it until I liked it. This is the first project in our class so the better I do it, the more experience I have for the other ones. Once I was done out side I sat there watching them one more time. I also had to do some title shots so I could see how long everything was together. This took some time to crop videos and put them together to see if I have the exact time. This was hard because sometimes clips didn't need to be cut. However they were too long and I still had other ones. My storyboard was actually a big help because it allowed me to spend less time filming. And then I had more time to edit and look over everything. Filming was a lot easier than I thought it would be. This was kind of my first time doing something like this and I liked it a lot. It was fun and a little challenging. After this is when I actually started to edit my clips.


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