I.T. Reflection Trimester 2

What I enjoyed during the making of this video was, being the main camera-man. I am shy and idea-less so I thought I could make up for that as a rookie camera-man. While I was shooting, I was given time to think what the next part would be and how we would play it out. All I had to do with my ideas was to ask my group if they liked them and try them out. What I really liked about the project was roaming around the school and helping other groups.

I think that the pixels could be added to for imovie and the cameras for Mac laptops could have a better fps (frames per second), but otherwise everything was fine. And if I didn't have to take a laptop because of it's fps I would. Then again the laptop is more stable on it's own than a hand-held camera.

One of the Biggest and most obvious challenges while making a movie is, thinking of what to film and how to film it. My group didn't have it all planned out though we knew what we were doing. The boy in the navy blue pants came up with a kind of cartoon-ish thief and victim chase. That solved part of it but we didn't have all the puzzle pieces, also our time was limited to a week so we chose to go with the flow.

If I was given the chance to improve the video I would change the continuos running and face offs into more interactions between people, but nearly everyone who could help was in a class so we had no choice. If there was an assignment that involved stop motion I think you should take an apple laptop and look for a site called Frame by Frame. Once ther you have a choice of a few things to download.