How to Use the Elevator

Concept and Process

The procedure my group ended up going with was how to use the elevator since you need to go down to the nurses office with doctors note to be able to get a key. We started by brainstorming how we wanted the video to look. Then we set up two we wanted everything tom look on a large piece of paper with sticky note, making notes about the types of shots we would use and other things that wood be needed later on. Later on ended up being maybe two days later and it was in the form of storyboards. I did most of the work for the storyboards.

My Role and Contributions

I didn't really have a title for any of the things that I did on this project I just did them out of necessity. When first brainstorming I kept track of all of the thoughts we were having and gave as much input as I could on what shots we would need and how the transitions should should look. After that I did all of the storyboarding and thought of what types of shots we would need for each part. I sadly didn't get the chance to film very much of anything on this project.

What Was Learned

Through this project I learned more about adobe premier through having to edit the shots white-balance since they all looked pretty bad in that department. I got more experience on planning for filming days, storyboarding, and all that fun stuff that goes with planning for a video. It wasn't my favorite thing to do but, it did give me a pretty good idea on how I like my things to be organized before filming.  

Next Time

Next project I would definitely like to do more filming then I did on this project since that's an area I would like to improve in. When filming next time I'll have to make sure that my group actually does check that everything is working just fine when filming to save some time when editing time comes around. One thing I think went surprisingly well was all of the pre-filming planning we put into this. I'd really like to carry that work ethic and organization onto future projects that I am a part of.