1. What did you learn?
I learned the basics of premier and after effects, along with an insight into mixing music.
2. What was easy?
Certain parts were easy, and/or came naturally, like the music design portion.
3. What was challenging?
Thinking about what I wanted to do and how I wanted to portray it.
4. How could your submission be improved?
By using more cuts of potentially dragging on videos, maybe some more work on the timeline of it.
5. How could the professor improve the assignment for the next class?
Open up the requirements more and allow for people to make things like AMVs or gameplay compilations.
6. How might you apply your knowledge in future assignments or work scenarios?
I can help my sister with some of her videos by making a soundtrack or helping her edit.
7. How did a specific reading or video inspire or help you?
The class videos (like always) helped a lot, but also I used YouTube a but to help edit things in a specific way.
8. Reflect about your emotion, how you expressed it in your video, things you liked, didn’t like, etc. Mention a tip, insight, or inspiration from one of the readings in your blog reflection.
My emotion was anticipation, I wanted to show myself as I moved through high school and the gradual development I went through. All of these actions formed me and the anticipation I had to finally graduate and be able to go to college.
If you go into the effects layout, then click on effects on the left side, you can find additional ways for transitioning content.
9. Post images of your work.
My color correction on a video and timeline
My intro with my emotion
My song Studio View, (my family ended up really liking my song)