Last Minute Project

[pasithea]

Well. I finished my editing project. I had to abandon the cooking one. We spent two nights of filming, had a delicious dinner, and then I went to work on it and realized that I was missing some really important scenes and we had already eaten the props. It was also very over length and lacked some of the organizational components and visual dynaticism I had hoped for. So.. All in all.. I did get some good shots. Stacey did a fantastic job of lighting and camera work, but... It was not to be.


Further adding to the fun, on Friday, I had an allergic reaction to the penicillian
I had been taking and turned all red and lumpy and got to go visit the doctor. That
really didn't help my timeline much. :/


So, yesterday, I had to come up with a whole new idea. This time I did all the planning up front. Figured out every detail, properly storyboarded it, composed a shot list. All the things I usually do but skipped, due to the nature of the cooking project. I did most of the camera work and acting in this one, so it's by no means as good as the cooking one, but it'll do for the project I guess. *sigh* The end result is really pretty amateur-looking. I'm sort of embarassed by it, but I guess something is better than nothing. I am definetely NOT going to take so many classes next semester. This is crazy. Anyhow, if you want a good laugh or willing to dole out some sympathy, you can see my latest travesty at Last Minute Project This one is saved as an MP4. In theory, MP4 is readable by both MicroSoft Media Player and Apple QuickTime. So if you do view it, please let me know if it works okay or has any problems. I really need to put all of my animations into a single format type that everyone can read. (BTW, it has no sound)


Anyhow... I really should get to bed. I have to turn this in tomorrow.

-Sammi

Comments

[kibbles.livejournal.com]

Oh that was GREAT! Lots of effects but subtle, very clever and creative, I didn't expect a lot of it which is what I liked. . . I thought you would just rewind time, and work really hard, or something.

Works fine in Quicktime on a mac running OSX.