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Finishing The Fascination Project

 This week in class we continued working in our groups on our films. On Monday, we did not have class because we were to work on our project. My group met this day to find a new location because our original location was not going to work out because there was always a class in the spot where we wanted to film. We decided to try Merner and it actually worked for us. I feel like it made our film even better because of some of the different spots in Merner helped added that mysterious vibe we wanted for our film. We ended up getting our entire movie filmed, so that was great. 

Then, we went into Wednesday's class with our clips taped, but we still had to edit our film together. In class, we learned how to use Adobe Express, which is a pretty easy editing tool to use. Something that we went over was how audio and video are on different tracks when we are editing them. We worked on putting our clips that we shot into Adobe Express. My group struggled a little bit with how to insert our clips into Adobe Express, but thankfully Dr. Kyburz was able to help us figure out. We were fully able to edit our film, and it looks amazing. 

For Friday's class, we decided that we were ready to present our film to the class. So, we had to review the Summary and Critique project first, but then we were able to present our film. I was excited for the class to see our film because we worked really hard as a group to create something that was both thrilling and exciting at the same time. I think we did a great job on our project because the class did not seem to have any questions about our project. It was nice to hear comments from our classmates about the different things that they liked when viewing our film. I think our group was nervous to go because we were the first group to go, but I think it turned out well. I can't wait to see the other groups' movies next week during class. 



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