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During the editing phase of the project, we mainly relied on iMovie. In reference to this, Keynote was also needed to create the credit sequences. After Effects was used to make the title of the film which was derived from tutorials on Youtube.

Dropsend was needed to send each other files such as drafts for the final film opening, as the video was too large to send through email or Facebook.

We put up any evidence of planning and research on Blogger to summarise what we had done throughout the course of the filming day.

We also had to message a music composer on Youtube to ask for permission to use his original composition for our opening. Fortunately, we were given the rights to our favourite piece that was very suitable for the film.

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We used a camera to film all of the opening. Some shots needed the assistance of a tripod as we wanted to include stills that were unachievable by hand-held techniques. We also had to move lamps and play with the lighting of the area to make sure the shots in the video reflected the ambience we had in mind.

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Our planning included a lot of location surveys. To display this on our blog, we had to film each of our trips using different cameras and edit the footage in Premiere. We also saved some photos of rooms that was helpful in designing the actual attic that was the setting for the film.

We sent each other texts and reminders through Facebook and Line, especially during the morning of the filming day.

Due to the idea of group collaboration, we had to put most of our work on Google Drive so that we could both edit slides and add our own ideas. During this, we had to use Skype to be able to work faster and communicate our ideas when we're not able to be in the same place.

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I wanted to make a video compilation of everything that inspired us to plan and make this film. I went on Vimeo to find interesting and artistic clips that really influenced the way we presented our opening. I also found some film analysis videos on Youtube that explained concepts such as the canted/dutch angle which was very fascinating to me. I also searched up similar films on IMDB to get the gist of the components included in the making of thrillers.

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Youtube - music, tutorial

Blogger

Dropsend

IMDB

Vimeo

Google Drive

Skype

Facebook

Line

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iMovie

After Effects

Premiere Pro

Keynote

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Macbook

Camera

Tripod

Lights

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How did you integrate technologies – software, hardware and online – in this project? 

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How did you integrate technologies – software, hardware and online – in this project? 