AICE Media Studies

 Here's my CCR Inspired by Mr. Roger's! I had a lot of fun making this project and I hope you enjoy!

  After months of hard work, i'm happy to present our final project:)

 I am thrilled to announce that Lauren Franchesca Isa and I have finally reached the last stage of our movie project! After months of brainstorming, filming, and editing, we are finally ready to record the final scenes. To ensure that everyone can participate, we have all agreed to record after school on Wednesday. This is the only day that works for everyone since we all have busy schedules and other commitments. However, one of the challenges we face is finding a location that is not too far from our school. We need to be able to make it back in time for the afterschool buses at 5 pm, so we can't go too far. We also need to find a spot that is quiet enough to record our movie shots. We have already considered several options, including a nearby parking lot, and possibly Wilton Manors. After much discussion, we have narrowed down our options and are confident that we will find the perfect location. It's important that we choose a spot that is convenient and won't cause any

 Franshesca, Isa, Lauren, Joey, and I had been working on a court scene project for some time. Unfortunately, Joey was unable to make it to the final recording session due to unforeseen circumstances. This left us in a tough spot, as we had to record the scene without one of our main actors. At first, we considered postponing the recording session until Joey could make it. But we ultimately decided against it as we didn't want to delay the project any further. We knew that finding another actor at such short notice would be difficult, but we didn't want to give up either. Luckily, another friend of ours, Oscar, stepped in to help. He had not been involved in the project previously, but he was eager to lend a hand and agreed to take on Joey's role. The only catch was that he had to learn the lines on the spot. Despite the challenge, we quickly got to work. We went over the lines with Oscar a few times, making sure he understood the context and emotion behind each sentence. W

 Lauren, Isa, Franshesca, and I are excited to be continuing our movie project after school on Wednesday, as we plan to record the second half of our movie. This time, we'll be capturing scenes of the main character at his workplace, and we can't wait to see how it will turn out. It's amusing to think that we are recording the second half of our movie before the first half, but that's just the way things have worked out for us based on convenience and scheduling. I am especially grateful for my tripod, which I will be bringing to the shoot. It will be a significant help in keeping our shots steady and professional-looking, and it will make a huge difference in the final product. Franshesca and Lauren will take point on the camera since they do not have acting roles in these scenes. We are all eager to bring our individual strengths to the project to make it a success. Working after school means we'll have to make the most of our limited time, but we're confident

 As soon as I finished recording the shots with Franshesca for our movie, I imported the footage to my laptop. I then launched iMovie and began sorting through the clips to find the best ones for our movie. Since some of the shots were taken from different angles, I had to carefully align them so they would seamlessly transition between one another. This required a lot of precision in terms of timing and placement, but it was necessary to create the illusion that it was all one continuous shot. As I was editing the footage, I realized that we needed some background music to help set the mood for one of our scenes. I started looking for suitable tracks online, but quickly realized that we needed royalty-free music to avoid any legal issues down the line. After a bit of searching, I came across a site called "upbeat.io" that had a great selection of royalty-free tracks to choose from. I spent some time browsing through the different tracks, trying to find one that would fit the