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Decision Day

      As we were working with "Indesign" and "Premire Pro" in class it's reasonable to see that these two softwares are important when it comes to making a film and creating a magazine. When we were experimenting with them I noticed how advanced the entire format of the two softwares are. In Premire Pro it shows a lot of aspects when it comes to making a film. They have many different tools to use to put your film together. One tool I remember specifically was the razor tool. I learned that this tool helps you cut unwanted pieces of your video out in order to combine the parts of the video that you want to put into place. This software is crucial when it comes to making a film, you can add titles and add background effects after you import a video in. To me, this software seemed easier to use than Indesign. This is because most of the things you see on Premire Pro is self explanatory. In a way it's still hard to manage when you first look at it because you s...

Magazine Cover Review

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       When assessing this article of the different types of covers on magazines there are many different varieties of brands and how they put th eir Magazines together.  When viewing th e different magazine  covers,  I felt like there was  many different varieties  of magazines and their covers.  When  seeing these  magazines in class I noticed that some magazines have been around for a while. An example of this  is “ Rolling Stone” magazine. This magazine featured Travis Scott which  is a good attention grabber for the younger audience and it’s more likely for that generation to want to read that magazine oppose to  “Southern Living” where the focus is more on baking and cooking  recipes . In the  Rolling Stone   magazine,   it shows many different  varieties  and   the boldness   in the text.  The artist in this shows him above all and they’re comparing it to his “u...

Title Sequence Clips

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      When reading the article "First Frames: titles in the digital realm" it gives many interesting facts and background knowledge of how opening scenes in movies came to be. It was very interesting to know that technology has helped many aspects of films and the more digital we get the more advanced our technology improves. Continuing on, when you read the article you feel a sense of more growth throughout. You see different types of opening titles when they first came out. Most of them are in black and white and what I notice by looking at the pictures is that it looks like the titles came a little slower because of the lesser advantage of not having that much technology back when these became popular. The clips that we have watched this past week consists of the movie "Scream" you can tell that the movie brought suspense just by viewing the opening sequence. In the background you can hear a voice as if someone is screaming and the letters in the words are drippi...