Final Major Assignment # 5 : Video

    Pre-Production

    I had lots of fun making this final assignment video and I would definitely use this as part of education career!

            Here is the script I wrote for the intro section of the video.

Here is the story board I drew for the intro section of the video since it had the most variety of shots and angles.

 This is how I set up the scene for cutting the paper into a square without scissors! I just used a tissue box and my small plant as a tripod for where my phone was resting on. My back kinda hurt while filimg this part because I had to hunch over for 10 minutes.

    This is how I set up the birds eye view perspective for the folding section of my video. I added a bamboo placemat because there was a gap between the crate and my tv tray table. The gap looked awkward so I covered it up with it.

The photo I chose for my thumbnail

The thumbnail adding doodles after Procreate!

The thumbnail after Lightroom!

Here is a link to me preparing and adding decorations to this scene

Here is the link to all of my raw footage and pictures

And now here is the final link to the final video!

Self reflection

Pre-production: (8.5/10)  I have pre-planned almost all of my work. I made some notes, I created a script and a small story board for the beginning portion of the video. But, I didn't include a story board for the making of the paper crane because I know I wanted an up view angle so it was easy to understand. Further, I didn't need to plan out what to do for the making of the paper crane because I just had to create it. However, I am satisfied with my planning for the more antiquate part which was the intro and I am happy how it turned out at the end!

cinematography: (9/10) I included some different angles and shots of ways to use the paper crane. I also  had a different scene for how to cut the paper intro a square without using scissors. I intently made the folding of the paper crane more static because it was the easiest for the viewers to see to understand and to follow the steps  visually. However, I was able to add variety of shot types to my intro and materials to add creativity!

Editing: (9.5/10) I added music to add tone and make the video more engaging. I cut a lot of the footage I recorded, I sped up some parts that were redundant, and slowed down on parts that needed to be carefully watched in order to understand what I was doing. Further, I added titles and I drew a picture for ease of comprehension for the viewers.