AICE Media Studies

Madelyn Argueta AICE MEDIA STUDIES Hey guys! This is my final task and I had so much fun making it. Enjoy watching! 

 Madelyn Argueta  AICE MEDIA STUDIES  Hey guys!  Today I was taking under consideration the critiques my mom and friend made to me from my previous blog. I decided that making those changes would make my film look better so today I added in my those changes which were my final touches before you guys see it. I started off by adjusting the length of my titles to make them longer and legible. This took me about twenty minutes. Once done I rewatched it to see if the titles were more legible now which they were. Then I rewatched the film on Cap cut to see the quality of the film. But noticed that the quality was fine on Cap Cut. Then I realized that when I showed my mom and friend the video, I had exported the film in the lowest resolution. Which was 480P instead of 2k/4k. So I wrote myself a note that when I re-export it to upload I had to make sure the resolution was at 2k/4k. While writing this note I also remembered to write down that I had to credit the song owner of the song I used i

 Madelyn Argueta  AICE MEDIA STUDIES Hey guys! Today I had my mom look at my opening sequence. I had my mom look at my opening sequence because even though I thought my opening sequence was good, I wanted feedback from an outside perspective. While my mom was watching my opening sequence I told her to write down some edits or changed she thought needed/ should be made to enhance my final task. Once she finished watching my final task, she told me that I should fix the quality on the video. She also said that I should make my titles last longer because they went by to fast and that she could not read them. Other than that my mom said my film looked very good and professional. She also complimented the films transitions, and effects. After I got the feedback from my mom, I went ahead and asked another friend for feedback. I asked another person because I wanted to see if she thought something different than my mom's perspective. My friend said she'd loved to watch and critique my