Based on the work you completed creating DS 1, what changes do you think you might you make when writing the script for the final DS? In creating the script for the DS 1 video I had several ideas for material I wanted to add to the script, however, after completing the project I realize that I had to minimize some of the details to my DS. With the Final DS Script I plan to stick to an outline as not to go of topic from the main ideas. Based on the work you completed creating DS 1, what changes do you think you might make when looking for/creating images for the storyboard for the final DS? For the final DS project, I plan to take photos for use in my DS. I devoted lots of time to searching for non- copyrighted photos. Hopefully taking photos …show more content…
In this essay, the author
- Explains that after completing the project, they realized that they had to minimize some details to their ds. they plan to stick to an outline as not to go of topic from the main ideas.
- Explains that they plan to take photos for the final ds project. they devoted lots of time to searching for non-copyrighted photos.
- Explains that they will definitely record a few times before adding effects. they will also consider using other devices to record.
- Explains that they plan to work on the audio and script simultaneously in order to ensure that it meets the time guidelines. later in the semester, they will be asked to find one or more people outside of this course who can review a draft version of their final ds project.
- Explains that the managing director of teaching learning and technology for their employer is responsible for developing material for students, staff, and faculty.
I will definitely record a few times before adding effects. I will try to record in a space with limited amounts of noise. I will also consider using other devices to …show more content…
I will change the process in which I develop the material. I plan to work on the audio and script simultaneously in order to assure that it meets the time guidelines. Also, later in the semester you will be asked to find one or more people outside of this course who can review a draft version of your final DS project and give you feedback on how it might be improved. Who are some people you might ask to serve as an external evaluator for your project? You do not have to provide names, but you should describe one or more candidates you might ask and indicate details about them, such as age, gender, occupation, familiarity with technology, education, digital storytelling, etc., plus why you feel they would be a good choice to evaluate your project. My Candidates for evaluation of my DS project will included The Managing Director of Teaching Learning and Technology for my employer. She is responsible for developing material for students, staff and faculty which includes workforce development training. She is between 40-45 years of age. She has been the Managing Director several
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- Explains that the film is written from a story, which may come from books, plays, or an original idea developed by the filmmaker.
- Explains that the steps of making the actual film are outlined in this phase that includes drawing up the required budget and hiring the crew.
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- Explains that the post-production phase is the period before the film is released to the viewers. production scripts and items are assembled to make a complete movie.
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- Explains the various types of transitions used in film editing, such as fade in or out, dissolve, wipe and morph.
- Explains that the three components of a film sound include music, sound envelope, and record and playback components. modification or elimination of any one of these components results in change in sound or creation of new sounds.
- Explains that personification and impersonation are concepts used in film making. personification is where the actor transforms himself completely into the character in the film.
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- Explains that film criticism is the analysis and evaluation of films, either individually or collectively. it is done to provide an idea of what the movie is all about or whether the film delivered the message.
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- Opines that karen and i worked extremely well together to complete this project. they believe in the same ideas, and were able to communicate effectively to each other.
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- Analyzes how karen and i realized that the two designs had to have recurring elements. they were not afraid to voice their true opinion and give constructive criticism to each other.
- Opines that if they were given the opportunity to redo it, they would make some changes to it.
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- Opines that although the garageband music in the movie sounded nice, it may have been too synthetic and had too many beats for a chase movie.
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