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     For this project we were told to create a project on How To Print. The first step was to pictures of the scenes we were going to shoot and put them on a storyboard and show the teacher. But even before that we had to learn about photography. We learned about the rule of thirds the 180 degree rule and the 6 different shots of photography. After we created the storyboard and Mrs. Zimmerli gave us tips on how to make the scenes better. 

      Next we had to actually record the scenes. For the project my partner, Ava, was the actor and I was executive producer and director. We both had a hard time coming up with on how to start the video. As you can see we figured it out in the first scene in the video above. We also had to shoot the scenes out of order because there were other groups recording too. It took us about 45 minutes to finish recording.

      After we recorded we had to learn how to use an editing app called Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017. We watched a video that was on Google Classroom about the basics of the editing app. It wasn't very hard to understand what to do. The hard part was keeping it as close to 30 seconds and choosing specific scenes because we recorded many different ones. When we were done choosing the videos we had to cut out the audio and choose appropriate music to go along. 

      In conclusion I thought this project was really fun. I learned a lot from that I can defiantly use in the future.

      











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