Production Blog: Change is good!


Hii blog, I’m back. Today, my group and I will be revising our previous film. This time, we’re taking into consideration the previous criticism that we received by one of our friends. Although most of the feedback was nothing but positive we’re revisiting CapCut to make it the best it possibly can be. One of her biggest cons was the audio. Our editor (Owen) then asked Michelle and I to put all hands on deck to see if there was any way for our video to sound louder. This lead us into a big loop hole on the internet. Michelle searched through TikTok which has basically became the new google. While, I went through YouTube videos to find a solution. After what felt like 500 videos we found a solution. On CapCut, they had the option of turning the medias volume up, so thats what we did. We also finished reviewing small details like the timing of our videos. We also got an extra opinion on a teacher we really like. This teacher gave us feedback on how well the image of our video was in comparison to others. Our group then reviewed that we had not made any beginner mistakes like having the camera vertically. After rewatching the video a 100 times to make sure it was absolutely perfect we uploaded it to our camera roll. The quality failed a few times but we got through once the internet was stronger. After this, we decided to have each pf our parents peer review. After we got our parents opinion we decided that was our final video. I can’t wait to show you blog!!

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