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it was really good actually, the song worked with the element of the video. A few things good of been better, my thumb was in one of the shots and the scene where matt was walking looked a bit sketchy. But overall it worked really well and i enjoyed editing it.

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it didn't go to well at first. not many people liked the music and sound effect aspect. We had to adapt our idea to suit everyone else. Video is too large to upload to pad let so if you want to view it you must go onto my desktop. Also people saying how we didn't connect the scenes when we did. We purposely connected them to make it look better but the audience can't see that. I guess I'm missing something?

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When it comes to sound and music in movies the certain type of sound being played tells you how to feel in that situation. For example, you are watching s horror movie and the music is slowly getting louder and getting more intense, this is make you feel scared until the get to the point where they either scare you straight up or leave you in suspense for them to not actually scare you at all and then when you least expect it, it hits you. When you are watching a romantic film they will play a happy song that makes you smile and feel the emotions of the couple. Personally I think the music in the film is the best part. It tells you what to feel and when you should feel it. Just by playing some sound it changes the whole aspect of the film. http://youtu.be/fwjXgskUN50 supergrass - alright, this is a perfect example of a funny happy film scene type of music.

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http://youtu.be/7r_Yi7MnJFs

This is a YouTube tutorial on how to get the perfect lighting in shoots and filming.

I found this piece of equipment which a lot of people use for better lighting:

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http://learnaboutfilm.com/film-language/picture/camera-position/

On this website I have found a few camera positions that gives you a rough idea of what shoots you could do and how you could do them, I personally like using different angles and shots down to the basis of it making the clip a lot better and it means you can see things from different perspectives.

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Here are a few camera angles/shots that I have come across:

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Me and matt looked at claymation in the animation room. we had a mess around with the clay to see what we could make

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This is what sky used for all three of there channels.

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This is our stop motion video and it went really well. the images together were smooth and it ran really well. the flow of the video worked and it seemed really legit for a first stop motion attempt. No problems occurred and the whole operation was a success.

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this is all of our props

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We brainstormed our ideas

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This piece of equipment is designed for Time Lapse and Stop motion projects.

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Zenas Winsor McCay was an American cartoonist and animator. He is best known for the comic strip Little Nemo and the animated film Gertie the Dinosaur.

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Starevitch began making 3-D stop motion animated films.
His puppets include quite realistic, minimally anthropomorphic animals such as frogs and insects, bears and rabbits, or toys and demonic vegetables.

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Muybridge began experimenting with an array of 12 cameras photographing a galloping horse in a sequence of shots.

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Who invented the PRAXINOSCOPE?The praxinoscope was an animation device, the successor to the zoetrope. It was invented in France in 1877 by Charles- Emile Reynaud Like the zoetrope, it used a strip of pictures placed around the inner surface of a spinning cylinder.

When was the Zoetrope invented?

The basic drum-like form of the zoetrope was created in 1833 or 1834 by British mathematician William George Horner, who was aware of the recently invented and closely related phenakistoscope disc. Horner's revolving drum had viewing slits between the pictures.

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A Flick Book is a book with a series of pictures that vary gradually from one page to the next, so that when the pages are turned rapidly, the pictures appear to animate by simulating motion or some other change.

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The modern zoetrope was invented in 1834 by British mathematician William George Horner. He called it the "Daedalum," popularly translated as "the wheel of the devil" though there is no evidence of this etymology.

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Disney are a billionaire company who make animated movies which are 90% of the time a great success.

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Back in 1990's there was a television programme which used claymation. This consisted of many photos which was put together to make a clip.

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Sesame street uses puppets as their form of animation

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a method of film animation using adjustable clay figures and stop-motion photography.

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Pixilation (from pixillated) is a stop motion technique where live actors are used as a frame-by-frame subject in an animated film, by repeatedly posing while one or more frame is taken and changing pose slightly before the next frame or frames.

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We looked at pixelation and animation- the technique of photographing successive drawings or positions of puppets or models to create an illusion of movement when the film is shown as a sequence.

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MMML Productions consisted of four people; Lewis Pinchback, Matt Sammons, Mark Mcelwain and Matt Redmond. Each of us had a role. My roles were- Producer, Editor and Cameraman. We did not come across any problems during the process of making this advert apart from having to change the advert slightly because of time issues. We could of had better transitions between scenes. If we could do it again we would like to go into more detail with the costumes and sounds. We was happy with all the shots we did but we would of liked them better if we would of used tripods *etc..* We could of done a few different angles in different scenes to compare and see what was better. We all worked as steam and had team discussions, we made mind maps. Overall this advert was a success and good of had a few improvments.

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We created a questionnaire

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Me and matt got in at 9:30am to finish this

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We started to edit the rough version of the film.

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this is the groups script

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this is my personal story board

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Our group created a mind map for out advert ideas.

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We had to create a draft of a synopsis describing our advert.

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We had to research adverts familiar adverts to ours and explain why this can be useful to us.

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This is the second advert i chose.

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We had to choose a advert and de-construct it.