Uploading Subject 16 to Youtube and Blogger.

First we had to convert our Final Cut sequence into a Quicktime movie, we did this by going to File > Export > Quicktime Conversion, we then had to change the settings - like changing it to MPEG-4 video, frame rate 15, quality medium, then click OK.  We then had to change the dimensions to 640 x 360.   We then had to change the the sound to AAC rate 48 kHz and set the quality to better we then had to make sure we clicked the box for internet streaming.  We then clicked OK, and saved our sequence.

We then could upload our sequence to YouTube.  This was simple because we signed into Jacks account and simply uploaded it.  Then we copied the embed code and pasted into our blog.

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Evaluating The Editing Process x')

We have now completed the editing part of our project. We started by getting the clips we needed for our opening sequence and placing them within the correct order, we then added the white noise sound and clip to make the sequence more dramatic. We then added the transitions of fade ins and fade outs to make the sequence flow better, we took the amazing wisdom from Amar and colour corrected the scene involving the girl (Subject 16). We made a great soundtrack within garage band however we decided it would be better if we did not use it because it wasn't fitting for our genre of political thriller. 

At the beginning of our sequence we added credits to display our roles within the project, we added them during the white noise clips as this was most fitting for are project. 

CHAARS BUBZ xx

Removal of our beautiful soundtrack

We had originally created a soundtrack in garage band to be included within our production however we decided the soundtrack would not be necessary in our opening sequence and so we decided not to use it.
It wasn't fitting to our genre of political thriller because creating a soundtrack in garage band and making it sound suitable for a thriller project is extremely difficult as the majority of sounds on garage band are too upbeat and unfitting to the genre.


We hope this inconvenience has not ruined your viewing pleasure of our production, thank you for reading xx

Credits

We added credits during the lesson of the 10th of march 2011, the credits consisted of the names of all the beautiful people within our production group and what they worked on during this process.

I hope you enjoyed this blog post xx

The amaaaaaaaazing additions made to our production this mighty fine day by myself and mistress holly

During this lesson on the 10th March 2011, we added our production logo onto the front of our opening sequence. We also realized that the white noise sound was too loud to the rest of the production, so we reduced the noise sound a tiny bit but not so much that it looses its dramatic effect that is needed within our political thriller. After finishing this, we edited the colour layers to make the scene with the girl walking more iconic.

Thank you for reading xx

Feedback Of Rough Cut

We uploaded a rough cut onto the blog, however this was quite rushed and we hadn't even finished putting all the clips together but we got this feedback;

• The White noise is too long compared to the actual clip
• Extreme close ups are used most often in the phone calls
• Characters wearing suits, mobile phones used, costumes suggest genre (Political Thriller)
• Jump Cuts are used, no transitions as of yet
• All diegetic sounds, dialogue over a phone call
• The Best thing is the dialogue - really clear

We got this feeback from Q1-07 (Saffy, Sam, Lynsey and Michael)

Mise-en-Scene Blog

Location:

Our production takes place within the college of Long Road, this includes the woods surrounding the college and an office block within the college. We chose this as our location because the woods seemed appropriate for a thriller project. The office block is used because our sub genre is a political thriller and thus it to would be appropriate.

We are shooting our opening sequence within the college grounds because it is easy access and suitable for our project.

Props:

During our opening sequence we will use props to visually portray objects that the characters are using. We will use; A mobile phone and a office phone, office equipment to make the office seem genuine.

Costume:

For our production we will need good use of costume to portray the characters individual personalities. For example the young girl is wearing a green coat with a big hood and the other two characters are wearing smart, professional clothing because they are part of the government as this is a political thriller.

Lighting:

We will use natural restricted lighting in the forest areas, because we need a dark mood to the scene therefore we will use a darker part of the forest. In the office it will be artificial lighting that is lighter than the forest but not too bright (giving an impression of mystery) we are doing this because it fits in with the thriller conventions.

BBFC - 18

Only persons over the age of 18 may view this film in a cinema or rent/buy a copy of this film legally.


At the age of 18 the viewers are adults and therefore shall choose there own entertainment.
This means the product may contain any of the BBFC breaches mentioned in a 15 rated product.

Sex material genuinely seeks to educate in matters such as sexuality, safe sex and health, explicit images of sexual activity may be permitted.