Final Video Story – GreenGrip

Final – Here is my final blog post for my video story final.

After going over what all of the peer feedback said I tried to take more video footage so I went through and found more video footage and I added it where I thought it was necessary I took out a lot of the talking from most of the videos and especially the Facebook one I made it just video and music because when people do open social media a lot of times they’re volume isn’t up so I took that into consideration I fixed some of the audio at the end and I tried to re-record some of my discussion about the product in general and to get out the extra air. Wow Adobe is not my friend and I have struggled with it all the time I think that I probably did the best version of this that I could and looking back I think that it looks better than my draft and I think that I took the opportunity and the feedback to heart and hopefully it comes out well done.

I was trying to figure out how to make the screen change like a flipping page and I could not remember which video to watch so I kind of overlapped them and it kind of went straight into it and I and I like the way that that turned out I pick different music from one of the sites that somebody had recommended in the feedback and I think I like the music I went with. Overall, I like the video choices that I found in my archives. I didn’t realize how much of a difference that it would be to have much more footage. So grateful for my friends being okay with me recording them in some of the hardest workouts we have done. This has been an extremely interesting class and I’m hoping to take just a little bit of what I’ve learned and put it into my everyday life and just keep practicing with Adobe and finding new ways to design.

I still feel the same way about my storyboards I really struggled with them. I’m heavier visual person. I believe that in my draft I spoke about this, and somebody suggested that I could do a picture one but I’m just not that advanced yet with my computer skills so I know that in the future if I ever am doing one for a job I will have it in front of me and I will be able to visually see it before I try to do it digitally. I am extremely grateful for the tools that I have taken from Adobe just learning how to edit and cut certain parts out and then put them together just to make it a full video without any of the lagging was super helpful and something that I will take away from this class.

To end this I will say this class was extremely challenging for me it took me out of my comfort zone it challenged me in areas that I didn’t know I could be challenged in so I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to be in this class I will take the tools I have learned from this class and Adobe and use it in my real life and I look forward to working and learning more about Adobe in real life.

Draft –

Welcome to the draft of my first video story and storyboards. This was probably one of the more challenging projects that I’ve had in this class. But honestly when I was doing it, I had the most I think confusing part was the actual storyboard part and I know that’s super important when you’re doing a project like this and I think it would have been easier if I was drawing it and not trying to type it out or at least having like actual pictures because I’m more of a hands on person learning than I am over online. Learning how to add music and adjust with the volume so that I can speak through the music was something I didn’t know that I could do so it was helpful, and I really appreciated it.

Working with Adobe premium I feel like I learned a lot of stuff and now that I can watch shows I can understand a little bit of what goes into making something like this I could honestly never be a content creator it’s not for me but when I was looking through my videos that I’ve taken in the last couple of weeks at my gym I realized that they’re a little bit sure so I didn’t put into consideration how long 30 seconds actually was in not even the 30 seconds but the one minute and 32nd video that took more video than I wanted it to and I wish I would have had more footage because I had to reuse some for the other two so I think that in my final I will get more video footage so that I have more of an option. I thought that I took enough but like I said I didn’t realize how short the videos were and what it would take to fill a minute and 30 seconds slot.

I really enjoyed doing the watch n do activities this time and getting the opportunity to learn how to add words and have them fade in and out. I used a few of those on my Facebook and I believe on the broadcast story. I had some words fading in and out and that was a really fun tool to use on Adobe premium just going back and being able to look at I guess how far I’ve come since we first started this class, and I used my ergonomic weights was so incredibly crazy to see just how far I’ve come in Adobe. learning how to add my voice and then lowering the music and finding music and adding the music and just fading in and out was a really fun point in this project that I really enjoyed. I will say they’re trying to find the perfect spots to start a new picture and where to insert a lower tone of music was a little bit of a challenge to me, but I think that I picked it up. I did Google a few Adobe tutorials, and I went back to our readings for a few friendly reminders.

I would say overall I loved this portion of Adobe probably more than any of the other ones that we’ve worked in I wish that finding music was a little bit easier I now have multiple accounts for weird websites that I will never use again so that was a little bit tough. But overall, I think that I learned so much I felt super comfortable in this particular Adobe program, and I could see myself using it in the future for little projects. At the end of the day making an Instagram real or like a Facebook post is obviously going to be easier with the other programs that they offer you like cap cut and just the reels templates but I’m glad that I got the chance to put a little bit of effort into this and I look forward to all the great feedback that I’m going to get and being able to change this and perfect it.

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