Edward's Film Blog

Bellow is the revised film that my team and I have created. The changes that we made, while not many, we believe that they have increased the quality of our film quite significantly.

My team and I conducted a multitude of small changes throughout the editing process of our film. These small tweaks were made because we believed that they would overall increase the quality of our film quite largely for a small amount of effort. Audio: My team and I decided to change the opening music of our film from  "Mysterious Psychological Horror Music" by Dukkha  to a different song by the name of  "Run and Hide" by Jens Kilstofete . The reason why we chose to do this was because the tempo and tone of the first song was slightly to fast, and the change of the music helped the overall tone of our film. Camera angles: In the gimble shot where we follow the main protagonist, Dan, we changed how visible one of the antagonists in the background is. We chose to do this because we believed that it would make the film a little more mysterious, as well as increase the value of re-watching our film.

The next revision that my team and I did was in the editing of our film. We decided that it would be a good idea for us to revise the opening credits of our film, as well as just edit the text in the film in general. For this reason we gathered together in order to change where the text appeared on the screen in order to make it fit the thirds of the shot better, so as to immediately catch the viewers eyes. Bellow is the revisions done by my team and I

My team and I went back out to our filming location to try and fix some of the audio issues that we had in our film as well as get some photos we could use for promotional material. We went to the filming location later in the day than we had intended, and this limited the amount of re-shooting we could do, as the lighting was affected in a few of the areas we wanted to film. However, we were able to fix one of the over the shoulder shots that occurs early in our film. We were also able to acquire a gimbal for our re filming, and we used it to give a more steady look for the over the should scene instead of a shaky cam. This was so that the audience would feel as if they were observing Dan being chased, rather than being there with him as he was being chased. In our next re-shoot we plan to fix some of the audio problems we could not fix in this re-shoot due to lighting. Bellow is a video of the revisions done to fix the sound