Culture in the digital age

 After Planning using pre production resources and using Editing software I have finally uploaded the product on to YouTube.  

 In this post I will explain how my audience feedback might improve on my idea for the documentary I plan to create. For context the following questions asked is based on my pitching idea/proposal of what I am about to create for my documentary, and all of them are relevant to the topic of my choice. My first two responses are based on age and gender, two of these questions are basic and reason for them being asked is so that I can at least know a little bit about my audience such as age group and gender ratio. The next few and so questions are both rather simple these questions tests if the audience have already have previous knowledge of documentaries and and their previous experiences with them such as their views, opinions and Recommendations etc. .   These couple of questions are feedback received from my presentation such as 'what you do like about it? Or 'what could you improve?' Etc. The Last bit of feedback asks whether they would be a part of my project or not? ...

 Video editing in progress In this first screenshot, I have already just finished recording footage (Provided that I was helped by others) I have accessed my External hard drive and dragged the footage to my newly opened project on premiere pro and so the editing process begins.    What I have done next is dragging the footage in, I am now able to merge and edit the footage in any way of my liking such as audio, sound and visual effects, text and more etc.  So far all I have at the moment is just raw and unfinished footage, none of it is edited at all besides being all merged together, it is time to begin the process of editing.  To add audio or other videos i used a YouTube mp3/4 converter, it allows me to access and download and use videos from other media, obviously when using someone else's footage or video I do not take any ownership and obviously do not make profit out of it, otherwise that is against the copyright law. Anyways here is how the process work...

 Production Diary How Long the process last? It has lasted around two weeks, the original plan was to have a bit more footage and time but due to a holiday that was out of my plan i only managed to get 2 weeks worth of raw footage done with a camera.  The Setup and crew As a director it is my job to make sure everything is in order, from the lighting, the camera setup and overall, keeping everything on track.  Skills that was gained during the process The following skills that is done is Teamwork as I was working with a group of students and communication since I was also interviewing them and explaining to them if the footage is good or not, in addition there was some technical skill involved as we all had to manage the equipment such as the camera, lighting and Mic Etc.  Problems that we've encountered during filming and how we solved them We had have issues with the equipment like the tripod when the legs are uneven and faulty or the camera when it constantl...