The Reel Deal

Welcome back guys, when I last left off, I had just finished the images. Now I'm moving on to the videos. I would like my commercial to last for about a minute. I need to edit the video, shorten it, and crop some parts off. I only have two videos so far. It doesn't matter right now, but I wonder whether I should get more. I must make both videos shorter. I want the five seconds leading up to me being slammed to be captured in the commercial. And I only want around 10 to 15 seconds of the video of me signing. As a result, I again played with the settings for exposure, highlights, contrast, saturation, and other elements. And I'm cutting some things out of the videos. I want to arrange the clips in a way that seems normal. It was challenging since I wanted the outcome to be good, but I pushed through even though I wanted to give up. Honestly, even after all of this, I'm still a little confused, and after looking at my friend's project, I kinda no longer like my original idea and would like to change it. But I'd rather improve it than change everything. I'm going to look at some commercials for inspiration as inspiration. As I said before, I want an ending credit scene. I will probably be the only person receiving credit. I'm going to stop for the day because I have other things to do. Stay tuned for my next blog where I’ll unravel even more mysteries about creating a commercial. Trust me; you won't want to miss it.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Storyboard

Image
Welcome back guys, I created a preview of my video should look like. Hope you enjoy. Scene Script Scene 1: The moon casts a glow on a mysterious building where a murder has taken place, as a narrator provides context. Scene 2: Inside the room, the lifeless body is on the floor. Scene 3: Detective James and his partner, Mr. Walker, walk into the scene, engaged in a conversation about the case. Scene 4: The searching the room for clues. Scene 5: Detective James examines the body and discovers a needle wound. His eyes widen as he declares who the killer is. Scene 6: In the darkness, a shadowy figure is making a strange liquid. Scene 7: The liquid-making process. Scene 8: The shadowy figure hands vials of the lethal liquid to his underlings. Scene 9: In the investigation room, Detective James and Mr. Walker try to connect the dots, on a board filled with clues. Scene 10: A luxurious woman emerges from a building in a dark alley, catching the attention of the masked man lurking in the shad...
Read more