Creative Critical Reflection

 Makahi. O of Motion Production presents "Creative Critical Reflection", Get a cup of coffee and a bag of popcorn because every minute of it will be entertaining.

Official Film

 The moment you've all been waiting for, TOXIC WAYS IS OUT!

Peer Feedback

 Long time No See🤣! During this 2-week absence, a lot has been getting done. We have had Peer feedback sessions from multiple different Movie Studios in class. We were told that in order to grab our audience straight from the beginning, we needed to add more music in the beginning and throughout the film. We were also told that one of the scenes in our movie would have deter the audience from believing that Lucas only wanted to love Sabrina and Sabrina only wanted to love Lucas with the end result being us cutting the scene out of our movie. We were also told that adding an extra scene showing Lucas's creepiness in his overwhelming love for Sabrina. We added a scene for that as well. We were also suggested to cut down some of the black screen when Lucas hits Sabrina. Peer Reviews are very helpful and was especially helpful for our movie because without it we would just go producing movies to what our eyes like and not what the public may like.

Bloopers!

If you didn't enjoy the movie, you will certainly enjoy these very funny bloopers!!!

This was made a blooper Because Makahi O. forgot his lines.

This was made a blooper Because Chelsea S. Couldn't stop laughing.

This was made a blooper because there was background walla.

First Draft of Toxic Ways

For this assignment, me and my teammates were tasked to create a film opening, using the knowledge and techniques we have been taught during the 7 months in the class. This post is all about the first draft of our movie. A first draft of a movie is an important stepping stone in figuring out the project's potential, its biggest limitations and what it might look like to an eventual audience. We have decided to create a Horror/Thriller film and the name is “Toxic Ways”. It will be in theaters in the coming weeks.    

3-PART Series Finale

 All good things must come to an end huh? 

Yes, it is true, sadly this will be the last post pertaining to the 3-PART Series. In this series we talked about Pre-Production, Production Week, and Post-Production. With all of that coming to an end and Motion Productions having a clear date of April 1st for our movie to come out, there is nothing else for us to talk about. With the knowledge you learned from these blogs, the only right for you to do now is create your own movie! I hope you enjoyed this series because I had a lot of fun creating and setting up these blogs, if you missed anything you can just go back and reread it.

PART 3: Editing

 We had a total of 68 shots with the total time being estimated to 1 hour and 2 minutes. Of course, this would not be the length of our movie, so we had to edit it down 2 minutes. For editing, our Lead editor decided to choose the Software "CapCut" to edit our movie on. She said she it very easy and is familiar with the different tools and gadgets on it. With our lead editor done editing me and our lead cameraman went to give her a mini peer review and told her what should be fixed and what needed a little tuning. With all of this done, we created our first draft... In tomorrow's blog, you will be able to view it.

Example of CapCut