Hey blog! I'm back! It's time for the last day of editing! I'm so excited to get this film done, but honestly sad that this process is coming to an end. I had so much fun working on this film with my group! Even though some parts were a pain. Anyways, back to editing! Today we are choosing the music that will be in the background of the video! This is a very big decision. I reviewed many websites to see which one had the music that was a perfect fit. Royalty Free music is the best for us because we won't have to worry about copy write! Looking through the sounds was a bit overwhelming because there we so many to choose from! After a lot of debate, my group narrowed it down to 2 choices. Choosing between these two sounds was pretty easy. Simply because the first sound was a bit to fast for our film. It was also very loud and would make it hard to hear non-diegetic sounds. The second sound wasn't as loud and it fit our film perfectly. It gave our film the sense of su...
1. What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? The titles displayed during the opening sequence include the producers, directors, editors, supervisors, designers, production company, actors, and finally the title of the movie. All of these are seen in the same red font, with emphasis on the title, The Reaping. All of these were displayed during a period of 2 minutes. 2. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? The images prioritized in the opening sequence all have the same effect as they are extreme close ups of different insects. These include frogs, locusts, flies, and blood in which the producer built his title sequence upon. 3. How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? From the beginning, the images give off a chilling feeling. The blood color of the titles seem to enhance this feeling. The audience expects this movie to send a horrifying message, solely based on the opening sequence. The back...
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