The document discusses the blogger used to share work and help between group members on their course project. It describes the technologies used to create a script with Celtx, film with a Panasonic HC-V10 camera on a tripod and a Zoom H1 for voiceovers, and edit with Adobe Premier Pro. Sound effects and a non-copyrighted song from freemusicarchive.org were also added during editing.

1. By Alex Drury

2.  Blogger was a website I had not
previously used until i started this
course
 It has been the core component of
mine and my fellow group
members work
 It has allowed me and my group to
share our work and help each other,
as well detailing at times what
needs doing and what had been
completed

3. This format was the best for creating the script, as it is
specifically designed for screenplays, making superior
than Microsoft Word for this purpose
My first use a new technology was
with Celtx, which I used to create my
script for my preliminary exercise as
well as the script for the two minute
film.
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4.  For the filming of our preliminary exercise
and film, we used a Panasonic HC-V10
camera, positioned on a tripod. While the
camera shoots good quality footage, it was
not too complex to use, which made it ideal
for us as we were inexperienced in film
making
 As our film included non-diagetic voiceover,
we also used a ZOOM H1.This proved to be
a good decision as it meant our voiceovers
were crisp and intelligible fully

5.  For the editing of our film, we used Adobe
Premier Pro.This again was beneficial choice.
Although at first complicated and difficult to
operate, with time I grew to become familiar with
it, and towards the end of editing our film was
quite adept at it
 During the editing stage, we not only uploaded
clips and voiceover but also sound effects, which
added to our film.These included a gunshot, as
well a non- copyrighted song called ‘Chinese
Dog’, from http://freemusicarchive.org which
meant we could freely use it for our film.