CCR Day 4

 

Jazlynn Ramos

CCR Day 4

Ms. Landis

 

1.       The equipment I used was just my cell phone. My cell phone was the easiest thing to get a hold of as well as to edit the clips. I found an app on the app store and used it to edit my pieces together. As well as a social media app to post my credits at the end of my film.

2.       I learned a little about technology honestly because its not much I haven’t already figured out on my own. As of my phone, I learned to use the editing app. It was clearly meant for videos just like mine because the fact that it had the different types of transitions for the different clips.

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Some bloopers from when I had first started filming.

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