Scene 1: The video Starts off with a scene of me sleeping comfortably in my bed. Scene 2: I get awoken by a text message from my friend asking to hang out . Scene 3: I am getting ready for our dal outside washing my face and picking m y outfit from the closet. Scene 4: I am done getting ready and w alk o utside my front door onto a sidewalk towards m y friend. Scene 5: My friend is w aving from a distance I am walking to him and greet him when I r each him. Scene 6: We are walking together to a bench p ark and sit down. Scene 7: me and m y friend are conversing and laughing on the bench and getting hungry. Scene 8: Me and m y friend are w alking tow...
Hello, blog!! It's me, Daram again. I learned to use many different types of technology during the process of making this commercial. For starters, I learned way more about caput and its many different features. CapCut is a very unique and interesting editing software and I will definitely be using it again whenever I need to edit anything. It was also very simplistic. It didn't take me a very long time to make the commercial because of how simplistic CapCut is, everything works out so smoothly and it is very hard to come across technical difficulties when using CapCut. I learned many things from putting this project together. I learned how to use the music background feature and it was really fun playing around with it to make the content in the commercial correlate with the rhythm of the chosen song. I also learned more about the transitions that made the aesthetics of the commercial much more vibrant and cooler. I feel like in able to make my future projects better, I can pu...
What conventions of the genre that you chose to base your final task on does this movie have? • The Suspenseful Atmosphere • The Unreliable Narrator • The Exploration of Obsession and Guilt What conventions of the genre did the movie have that you liked? Vertigo masterfully builds suspense through its haunting visuals, eerie score, and Hitchcock's signature slow-zoom shots. The film's dreamlike quality, with its blurred lines between reality and delusion, keeps the audience constantly on edge, unsure of what to believe. Scottie's acrophobia and obsession with Madeleine make him an unreliable narrator, drawing the audience into his subjective experience of the mystery. We question his perceptions, memories, and motivations, adding a layer of psychological intrigue to the story. What conventions of the genre did the movie have that have that did not appeal to you, and you are thinking of not filmi...
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