This was my first ever major project that I've put together. It was a fun and rewarding experience to see my eyelash commercial start from just an idea in my head to actually filming and editing it. I truly loved the concept of actually finishing something and being proud of it in the end. The process of storyboarding was probably one of my favorite parts in this entire project. I have never actually put my ideas on paper before trying to convey it to others. I can say that storyboard really took away some of my indecisiveness and it was one less thing I had to worry about because I filmed everything based off of it. Although I can look back a see some things I could have done better, I am content with what I've done. I've certainly learned that patience is key in the producing process. When I first came up with my concept for my eyelash commercial, I initially had the idea to use one of my family members as my subject. However, when I realized that my overbearing side woul...
Hello to anyone out there reading this. My name is Taelor Barnes and I am a 16 year old. I have an older sister and a dog that has grew up with me since my parents first got her when I was 6. Academically, I am in the eleventh grade at Fort Lauderdale high school. Since ninth grade I have been waiting to take this class; it is one of the most intriguing courses I've heard about and discussed with my guidance counselor. Many of my friends have taken it in prior to the 2020/2021 school year and they have only had good things to say about it. In my previous high school years, I haven't had the chance to take this class due to my hectic schedule. I am taking this class because I have always been interested in film and media. Ever since I could understand and interpret movies, I have been obsessed with knowing everything about them. Even with professional photography alteration, I think I may just be a tiny bit more analytical than the average person. I hyper fixate on many diffe...
In the last project I was in front of this project, so this time around I wanted to see how it felt to be behind it. It was a completely different but exciting experience to capture and direct my friend on what to do in front of the camera. Being behind the camera made me feel more in control of what was going on and it made me less anxious because I could actually see what I was doing. I didn't have to wait until it was time to edit to see what had been created. It was so fun and easy to film and edit this time, from behind the camera. This process was kind of like a puzzle in a sense. First, I planned out/storyboarded what I envisioned in my brain. Then, when it was time to film and edit, I could see all the pieces coming together. Like when doing a puzzle, you'd see your picture that you've pieced together, come to life. You feel accomplished. This project was also easier on me because my mom could hold down my shaky hands holding the camera, since I could not use a trip...
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