Year 12 media blog for our opening of a thriller project
Includes: Henry Barton(ideas and actor and editing and director and professor of gang), John Rose (ideas and camera and editing and director), Rob McQueen(ideas and storyboarder and special effects BLOOD wooo and camera and editing and director), Tom Burbridge (ideas and actor and editor and director) ....
Does Not Include: A Plot (that makes sense)... blah blah blah were getin there
Friday, 23 March 2007
Buuuuuuurned...
Managed to burn the film off, despite a minor drama with the power switching off. Atarexia is now complete as we can probably get it... now, I wonder what others will think?
Well done on making the deadline you lot - you should consider saving a small version and posting or linking to the blog. Then you can send links to selected email contacts for extra feedback; great for your evaluation.
I like the idea Mr M said but I don't know if we'll be able to manage that as we're all a bit technologically retarded (it took as ages to work iDVD) : ). Hows about doing it in a sort of trailer format, with clips of the film n' stuff with a growling voice over "just when you though it was safe to get a date with a psychopath..." and then have other bits of the "film" in it. Good opertunity for me to get gallons of blood mwa ha ha ; )
Rob, it's not as hard as you might imagine. 1. Save a email size copy of your film to a digistick. 2. Upload it to a free video sharing site like YouTube, Google video or photobucket. 3. Copy/paste the URL from YouTube to the blog OR copy/paste the 'embed' html text directly into the blog. Good thing to be able to do - particularly with the New Media Technology unit coming up...
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Well done on making the deadline you lot - you should consider saving a small version and posting or linking to the blog. Then you can send links to selected email contacts for extra feedback; great for your evaluation.
I like the idea Mr M said but I don't know if we'll be able to manage that as we're all a bit technologically retarded (it took as ages to work iDVD) : ). Hows about doing it in a sort of trailer format, with clips of the film n' stuff with a growling voice over "just when you though it was safe to get a date with a psychopath..." and then have other bits of the "film" in it. Good opertunity for me to get gallons of blood mwa ha ha ; )
Rob, it's not as hard as you might imagine.
1. Save a email size copy of your film to a digistick.
2. Upload it to a free video sharing site like YouTube, Google video or photobucket.
3. Copy/paste the URL from YouTube to the blog OR copy/paste the 'embed' html text directly into the blog.
Good thing to be able to do - particularly with the New Media Technology unit coming up...
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