Enhancing Consumer Trust Through Strategic Content Marketing
Alex
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2. Credit changes:
We have changed The credits of our main production company,
‘Warp Film’. We removed the spacing in between ‘A Warp
Films’ and ‘Production’ so the lettering was together.
We moved the ‘Directed by Alex Mitchell’ credit to the end as
that was conventional.
We moved ‘Teil Bertrand’ credit to appear after ‘Anna
Reviakina’ credit as they are the starring actors, rather than
appearing on screen when they individually appear later in the
production.
We had to change the lettering format for both ‘Written by
Shelly Lam’ and ‘Teil Bertrand’ credits as there was a faint
black box outlining them.
3. Re-Filming and production
changes
We re-filmed shot 25 (at the time 1:24) because the
lighting was too harsh on the protagonists face and didn’t
match with the previous shot.
At the time 1:53, we trimmed down the beginning of the
shot as there was no continuity with the previous shot.
During shot 30, we cut the antagonists legs because his
trainers were not suitable for the outfit, but also because
we had repeated the shot previously in a separate shot.
4. Sound changes
At the time 0:34 and 0:53, we had to lower the volume, as the audios clashed
and also to make it more realistic.
At the time 0:51, we also lowered the volume as the wind could be heard
hitting the microphone.
At the times 0:57 and 0:59, we had to match the levels of volume as the
ambient sound levels did not match.
We changed the audios from a scream to more footsteps that starts and stop
then starts again. We had planned to use a gargling/throat slit sound, that we
had recorded afterwards, however, when edited (it was edited on a separate
software called “audacity”) and placed in the production, we felt it still didn’t fit
in with the scene. This is why we changed it to the footsteps.
We also increased the audio levels to create a climax towards the end of the
production.