The document discusses various hardware, software, and online tools used in creating a video project. The hardware included a Canon EOS 600D camera for shooting, a Velbon tripod for establishing shots, and a Kingston micro SD card for transferring files. Adobe Premiere was used for basic editing and color/saturation adjustments. Adobe Effects added red eyes and lenses. Blogger hosted planning ideas, films, and links to YouTube, where the films were uploaded. Prezi was an alternative to PowerPoint for more professional pre-production work. Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook supported additional pre-production tasks and communication.

1. What have I learnt about
technologies from the process of
constructing this product?

2. Hardware:
Canon EOS 600D
– This was the camera I
used to shoot my video, it
was good because it let me
get a good quality image,
despite it being very dark.
Velbon Tripod
- This helped with my
establishing shots as I needed
a steady, still image. In
hindsight I should have used it
when the camera turns to the
street lamp so that I could
have had a good couple of
cuts.
Kingston Micro SD
- This is what I used to transfer
files across from the camera to
the computer
Computer
This is what I then put all the
files onto, and then used the
following software's to
complete the task…

3. Software:
Adobe Premiere
This is the editing software that I
used to put all of shots together,
and did some basic editing of the
lights and colours. For example, I
made the red lense POV view by
changing the colour saturation.
Adobe Effects
I used this to make small edits in
my film, such as the red eyes
following the two guys, and then
the red lenses at the end on the
“jump scare” gas mask scene.
Blogger
This is how I uploaded all of
my ideas and put up all of my
planning, as well as posting
my films to it so that they can
be easily accessed by the
teachers and examiners.
Youtube
This is where all of my films (pre-lim and
final) have been uploaded, and then from
there I link it too blogger.
Prezi
I did some of my work for pre-production
on this, it was interesting as it’s similar to
powerpoint but looks more professional
and less boring.
OfficeApplications
Word, Powerpoint, Outlook
Word and powerpoint were used
for various pre-production tasks,
and outlook was for use of
communication with classmates
and teachers for any additional
information or help I would need.