ccr post 3

Golf!

I'm mixing golf and filming together by comparing the two in a fun and upbeat tutorial.

question 3 

Script

When trying to film a movie, you also need to start with the right equipment, we used our phones to get a more honest and down to earth feel, we centered our story around two teenagers and felt it right to use our phones to capture the sudden moments just like they would.  

We also used a tripod that the kind owners of Mia jewelers of Weston, which is where I work part time, let us borrow to film some of the more loving scenes. 

Just like you have to edit the way you do things in golf because every club requires a different stance, every technique requires a different site. To edit, I used a mixture of online sites. I used Imovie to piece together each of the scenes and add filters and saturate certain scenes to emphasize the right feel, as well as adding voiceovers of me and my family in the beginning moments and at the end. I used adobe to make the opening credit sequence, I wrote the credits as well as adding animations for them ti fade in and out of the screen at specific times. I used CapCut to create a suspenseful edit of scenes for the beginning to create that psychological drama feel and then sped it up on Snapchat using their wind-up feature

ust like in golf, your movie openings need the right sound, to do this we looked through a range of websites like YouTube and SoundCloud to find non copywrite music. The music was a really important feature that we knew would add a lot of depth and we knew we wanted the beginning scenes to be very psychologically disturbing and wanted the music to elevate that, and we wanted the ending scenes of cami walking to feel stronger like there was hope and a sense that the rest of the movie would show her gaining more and more strength to leave the toxicity