AICE Media Studies

Hey guys and welcome back! We've finished our final task. Hope you enjoy!

Hey, there bloggers. Welcome back. Today I'm going to be talking about this whole process and wrapping it up. I'm so grateful for the people who stuck their necks out to help in this project. In full honesty, this wasn't as easy as I thought. I know I'm not the best when it comes to filming which seriously did stress me out at some point. Things weren't going the way we planned. When it came to recording, little issues came out and some people weren't always in the best mood. It was more difficult to get some people to cooperate. Many weren't as truthful when it came to scheduling so finding a time was pretty rough when we found out we had to refilm some clips. When it comes to the settings, it worked out great. The vivid colors and dynamic scenery further elevated the visual appeal of our film. Yes, the beach was windy and the audio was stressful to fix but the backgrounds set the idea. I changed the brightness and contrast of our clips along with some othe

 Hey bloggers. Welcome back. I've got a new update. I've been trying to edit for the past few days, and it's been difficult. There were many scenes my group and I didn't feel comfortable using. Some shots weren't as clear or the sound could have been better. We did end up running into the issue with the wind which I brought up in the past blog. CapCut gave me the feature to enhance or isolate voices which canceled out background noise. Thankfully it worked since we couldn't get some specific people together as the group again to refilm. Adding dates to the bottom left corner of their dates throughout summer would get the story across. I ended up adding a sound effect to Noah's voiceover. When I extracted the audio, it sounded too strong and choppy in a sense. There were multiple options but I decided to stick with the "cave" sound effect. It gets the idea across when Dalilah reads the letter. At first, we wanted to add an overlay of Noah and Dalila