Last week we submitted our midterm videos and I worked
really hard on it. I followed the requirements and guideline for the project. My
video was over five minutes long and I interviewed the required amount of
people. Also so the video was not boring I added music to the interview to keep
people’s attention and not make it seem like the video was dragging on. I also
asked different question to different age groups to get their perspectives on
topics. My interviews involved a freshman, sophomore and someone that’s staff. This
technique was good to show the aspects of how people feel being a student
athlete.
For all
this work that I did for this midterm video I don’t expect anything less than
an A. some may think that I am aiming really high but, I feel I worked really
hard on these video. Also I used my peer’s feedback to adjust my video. Even up
to the point of making words stay on the screen two seconds longer so that it
is easier for people to read it. I also think that this was good because, I may
think that it is easy to read something but, others may find it more
challenging. Also I didn’t think about people that are slow readers.
Also
the technology I used was windows movie maker and I found it quite easy to use.
I had a little bit of experience with this software because, I made highlight
tapes for me and my football teammates. With this video I was able to learn a
few more tip and tricks to use and add to my video. Such as screen effects plus
starting and stopping music from playing when people talk. I felt that I made this
video look very professional and I was very happy with the outcome of my hard
work. I’m not going to lie I finished my video the day before Thursday before
submitting it. The only reason I took so long was that it was hard to meet with
people for interviews. Overall though I feel that if I would have took more time
I could have made the video better but, I was very satisfied of my final
product that I submitted.
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