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I encountered problems editing the large amount of high quality footage I recorded from multiple cameras during my trip. Transferring the 20GB of footage over the internet took a long time. Some of the secondary camera footage was shaky or unfocused since I couldn't operate both cameras at once. However, having sunny weather allowed me to take advantage of the natural lighting and blue sky to improve the quality of the promotional video over what it would have been if filmed in rain. I varied the fast-paced content to appeal to younger viewers and keep people from getting bored.
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Here are some key takeaways from your research on Terraria and Super Mario Bros that could inform your game design:
- A side-scrolling 2D camera perspective works well for platforming and exploration gameplay. This allows the player to see the character and environment clearly.
- Simple, bright cartoon graphics are appealing to both young and older audiences. They have timeless visual appeal and don't require powerful hardware.
- Sandbox/open world elements like building, crafting and exploration give players freedom and longevity, without a strict linear storyline.
- Even basic games can be rated for older audiences if they include combat or online multiplayer. Graphics alone don't determine the target age group.
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- 5. I did encounter problems during the editing process. I recorded a large amount of footage in very high quality. This did lead to nicer looking shots. Having a high original quality meant that I had the ability to frame and create effects that wouldn’t have worked with lower quality footage. The biggest problem with 20gb of footage was transferring it. I was using the internet to share it. It took ages.
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- 7. I think that I manged to appeal to my target audience fairly well. Due to the nature of the video, it was always going to be seen by a large number of people. I therefore chose to vary the content in the video. My video contains lots of clips that help to keep things fast paced enough to stop any viewers from getting bored. This is something I implemented so that my video could also be of some interest to younger people
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- What were the strengths of your research? How did your research help your product? What were the weaknesses of your research? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
- What were the strengths of your planning? How did your planning help your product? What were the weaknesses of your planning? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
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