Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Filming Process Week
This time, the filming was better, since my group was cooperating very well. Although the other group sometimes interrupted our filming, most of the parts were filmed. However, on the editing day, the person with the videos was absent, so the videos had to be re-uploaded. Sadly, HandBrake wouldn't work! The last few minutes were used to try and film, but there were so many problems that we weren't able to. By the end of the week, all the filming and video converting was completed. Unfortunately, importing the videos onto i-Movie was a pain in the neck. I still have to work on it tomorrow. I've learned from this experience that no matter how things seem to be fitting perfectly at first, there's always the possibility of obstacles slowing us down, so we must plan ahead and make sure we use all of our time effectively.
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Sorry if we interrupted your filming... Hope it didn't make too much of a difference! I'm glad you managed to get all the filming done anyway.
ReplyDeleteMy groups filming got interrupted a lot by other groups as well, but our handbrake worked, luckily for us; although it did take us more time than it should have. Handbrake kept quitting, and we had to keep relaunching it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stanley, but that sounds exactly the opposite of what you were saying when you were interrupting us.
ReplyDeleteOh. I'm glad that didn't happen for our group. At least you don't have to wait three hours to convert a film, Carson!
Our group is using "imovie HD" that makes a huge difference! You could try downloading it. Good Luck with that! =D
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