Monday 5 March 2012
Friday 2 March 2012
Usage of iMovie
I decided to use iMovie for some elements as I found that it had more effects available then on Adobe Premier Pro, and these were easier to do. For example, there is a short scene within the trailer where I distorted the actress's voice, to make it sound more deeper. I done this deliberately as this is a convention which is used in movies when someone is possessed by the devil, as it implies that its the devil speaking through the human body. I done this by readjusting the sound levels, and slowing down the duration.
Another feature I used on iMovie was for the short clip which is shown right at the end of the trailer. The effect I used here was simply to just change the levels of the clip, which made the colour lighter.
Finally, I found it easier to create the text which was included within the trailer, on iMovie, as they had a range of effects to choose from. I experimented with a few, and showed it to the rest of my team members to decide which one looked the best. I had to adjust the duration of each clip as well, so that they would all be in sync with one and another.
I had to export the pieces I created from iMovie in order to be able to include it from my trailer. Each clip was formatted to avi, which I was able to do straight from iMovie.
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