BRAINSTORM!

This was when we gathered in our classes to discuss what the main theme of our film would revolve on

we followed the method of using a mind map and started jotting down all the many plots we had seen throughout our lives and what we were most interested in portraying 

From murder mystery to portrayal of bullying, we decided to incorporate the feeling of helplessness and isolation and what better way to portray someone going through such a thing, than to show an average student struggling from bullying in his normal life routine 

Mind mapping

 We jotted down points that we wanted to include in our film opening and these were what we came up with

First editing practice

Recently I started using a proper editing platform in order to make better videos "premiere pro" and I have been learning a lot of new techniques and methods regarding editing in media classes

This is my first editing practice in which I included cuts and cross dissolves.

First media project/Mock shoot

 

Our first project was on October 14th it was as a group in which we learned whether to use portrait or landscape to shoot a video and in order to understand the rule of thirds. my group members in this project were Fatima Iqbal, Taha Ali and Abdullah Ahtasham We were advised to make anything that had some dialogues and 180 degree rule in it and that's what we did. this short video is about how two students end up in a fight however they let go of their anger and decide to let go of the argument and end it as friends this entire video was shot in one of the grounds of our school campus with a Nikon D7500 camera. As it was our first home assignment we didn't use any external microphones to record the dialogues or any external sounds. As till that time we were learning how to use premiere pro so we were advised to do editing according to what we have learned so far. This project surely proved to be a learning point.

Photography

I took this picture in school by reducing the exposure 
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