Sunday, 29 September 2013

Preliminary Task

What Went Well: -One thing that went well when my group and I was filming this preliminary task was that my group and I showed every shot that was asked of us to put in. - Asecond thing that went well was that most of the shots are framed with no shacking of the camera or any out of focus parts. - A final thing that went well was that each shot flows very well one after the other, not stop starting all the time, and also with it5 flowing there are no errors in the steps. Even Better If -One thing that my group and I could have improved on when filming this preliminary task was making sure that the eyeline match shot doesn't start halfway down my face and raises up as I have finished turning my head. -A second thing I could have improved was between 6-9 seconds make sure that my second character isn't in that shot then in the next shot isn't suddenly sitting down on the bench. -A final thing that my group and I could have improved on when filming this was make sure that each time we record me walking make sure that the steps match up and not suddenly change from left foot to right foot.

Sunday, 22 September 2013

How to Embed a Video Feedback video onto your Blog from your Webcam



1st click to create a brand new Blog.
2nd click on the film clicker thing at the top bar of the top of your new Blog.
3rd it will come up with 5 options so click on the last one which is "From your Webcam."
4th record whatever you want on the webcam stop it, then click select and it will upload it onto your Blog.
5th write whatever you want underneath your webcam video then click publish and you will be finished.

Thursday, 19 September 2013

Knives and Pens by BVB Black Veil Brides

How to Screen Capture

On an IMacintosh..... Or a MAC to you and I, to create a Screen Capture you first click Command, Shift and 4. Then your cursor will change into a target. then click down and create a square around what you wish to Screen Capture. then it will go into the folder called Screen Captures on your desktop.

Introduction

Hello, 
My name is Jamie Oliver, Not the Chef!
I have chosen Media Studies because I like how behind the scenes works on movies and TV shows and I like to create different clips when I feel I have a creative idea.