I used the blog quite effectively and I think it gave me a chance to be more creative. I think it was useful that because of the blog we made our projects more visual because it meant that we had to limit our writing. One of the programmes I used and that came in very handy was Adobe Photoshop CS3.
For the main product the programme I used was Imovie HD which had many functions I had to get used to. Although I used Imovie last year for AS level I was working alone this year therefore many tools were new to me.
The image below illustrates why I think that Final cut pro would have been a better software to use.
Below I have written down somethings that I think could have been better at with techonology.
Below I have demonstrated how internet helped me throughout my coursework;
I used a Digital SLR camera to take my picture. I used it in an action mode, this meant that the model could move around and you would still get a still image. The studio lights that I used was a soft box. This meant that there was a greater choice of poses. However if the camera had a still setting than the model would have to hold the pose for longer, it wouldn't look as professional.
I also used the tripod for many things, and one of the shots that I used it for was the longshot of Jay walking. This allowed me to have a straight angle where the audience are able to see his posture. The tripod gave me a chance to have a more still shot which gave the teaser a more proffesional look. It was also easy to pivot with the tripod and I could have had a wide shot which was straight. Therefore the tripod helped me in many shots because most my shots were either long shots or wide shots.
The image below illustrates why I think that Final cut pro would have been a better software to use.
Below I have written down somethings that I think could have been better at with techonology.
Below I have demonstrated how internet helped me throughout my coursework;
I used a Digital SLR camera to take my picture. I used it in an action mode, this meant that the model could move around and you would still get a still image. The studio lights that I used was a soft box. This meant that there was a greater choice of poses. However if the camera had a still setting than the model would have to hold the pose for longer, it wouldn't look as professional.
I also used the tripod for many things, and one of the shots that I used it for was the longshot of Jay walking. This allowed me to have a straight angle where the audience are able to see his posture. The tripod gave me a chance to have a more still shot which gave the teaser a more proffesional look. It was also easy to pivot with the tripod and I could have had a wide shot which was straight. Therefore the tripod helped me in many shots because most my shots were either long shots or wide shots.
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