AICE Media Studies

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 Hey, Sappies, it’s me Char. How are you? Definitely not as tired as me! After spending over twelve hours editing, me and Valentina finally finished Here for You. Yes, you heard me right. Over twelve hours. And while it may not seem like a lot as I tell you about the process, trust me it was. Me and Valentina really do focus when we put our minds to something, and somehow we still needed this much time. For those of you procrastinators that want to take AICE Media, think again.  Okay, let’s starts with the voice over. The microphone we were originally using, was making the audio way too crisp that it just sounded weird. So instead, we decided to record the voice overs on Voice Memos and transfer it to Movavi afterwards. But also, the script was way too long, so I started from zero and made it shorter. Guess what, though? I recorded myself again and transferred to Movavi, and the script was STILL too long. Time to start from zero part two. And then part three. Until finally, it was perf

Hey, Sappies. Welcome back. Today, we decided to send our Final Task to a few friends. This was just to make sure that everything looked a-okay and that our opening sequence was perfect for Cambridge. It actually turned out that this was super helpful, since we got a lot of feedback as to what could make the project better. We already knew that we were having some difficulties with the voiceover, but we decided to see if it was simply because we were picky or if it noticeable. Turns out that it was. We got feedback on how the audio was almost too crisp up to the point where it sounded kind of off as a voice over. And then people were also telling us about how the speed of my voice was way too fast. I knew that the script was long, but by wanting to keep unnecessary parts, I sounded like I was speaking on 2.0x and ended up being unintelligible. Some people said that the scenes flowed kind of weird and how some clips were either unnecessary, repetitive, or just random as clips that had n