Exploring cheap AV production tools
This week I was unable to make class - but classmate and friend of mine Lizzy took it upon herself to assign me in a group with her and Jess, thankfully. She came to us with an idea of a short film comprised of still images - which is always entertaining and not too difficult to produce.
1) how you can add elements that you have created (photos, music, video from your phone etc) into the production?
If we decide to do a film with still-images I'm sure we'll be using a tone of photos, probably using our iPhone cameras and uploading the photos onto one of Jess or my Macbook's. It should be an easy transfer from the iPhone to the Macbook where I assume we will use iMovie to edit our film - Jess and I both have experience using this program from Youth and Society last semester.
2) problems you may have with copyright over elements that you did not create and
We shouldn't have any copyright infringements. I can only assume the only problem we may encounter is the audio we use over our film as I'm sure we're all leaning towards a song as a soundtrack rather than a voice over - especially considering it's under 2 minutes in length.
I guess next week all we can do is brainstorm, think of a story that works for all of us and go from there. We're all pretty open minded people and I can't imagine there will be any conflict in story so this film should be a breeze.
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