For this "project", a friend and I worked together to create an animation in the theme of "A new friend". we used to stop motion and shot it using an iPhone. The stop motion had sixty-three individual frames, a duration of twelve seconds, and a time frame of five frames per second. `The mini story is about a bear wandering around when he suddenly discovers a ghost tied to a “lamp post” and unable to get out of the mess it is in. The bear quickly figures out a way to untie the ghost, and by the end, they become friends and go off together into the unknown. I found that using stop motion required a lot of patience due to the number of shots we had to take. I also did not realise that it would take such a long time to make. My friend and I ended up spending the whole duration of our class creating this stop motion (two hours). However, what I liked about having to use stop motion was how easy it was to shoot the various frames, and also move them around (or delete them). I also liked how it allowed my friend and I to be creative, and we had choice in how many shots we could use, and the time frame for them as well. In conclusion, despite the patience and time it took, I found this experience very fun and would like to create more mini stories/ projects using stop motion.
In order for me to have been able to make my documentary, I had to know how I was going to put it together. And for me to put it together, I had to use software (this particular one being Adobe Premier). And who was going to help me? None other than LinkedIn learning! It was recommended to use LinkedIn learning as a way to learn how to use software such as Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, and more. The specific video I watched was learning Premiere pro, by Ashley Kennedy. The video is sectioned into various parts, so if the viewer doesn't want to watch the whole video, they could automatically watch the part of the video they need to know how to use the editing app. The first video was 94 minutes, and the second was over seven hours. To be completely honest, the first video was all I really needed to watch, but if I wanted to know about anything in detail, such as editing in music, I would watch the second video. As someone who has not used Premiere Pro before, I found the videos very h...
Comments
Post a Comment