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      Hello again! Tasmia Kowcher here, from Fort Lauderdale High School and the AICE Media studies course. My instructors had informed us about the final task everyone will be completing and I am looking forward to the process. With more than half a year's worth of knowledge, I am excited to showcase the experience I have obtained. Before everything had even bloomed, I had minimal experience in terms of editing and filming. But now, after half a year's worth of learning, making mistakes, and growing, I believe that this final task will be a great progress examination.      Growing up , I had a small hobby of drawing and coloring as it made me use my imagination and express myself on paper. Filming actually became an interest around the age of twelve when I used an editing app to make fantasy videos with my cousins who starred as actors. The only difference back then was our lack of planning. My cousins and I would meet up at a gathering and go off to a pla...
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1. How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent social groups or issues? Our product uses conventions such as certain camera movements used when displaying a product. For example, when the product is physically small, commercials tend to use a zoom shot to focus on the brand name and the product itself. Comparisons are also included in order to display how the product of the commercial is more beneficial. My commercial incorporates both of these conventions as well as a stop-motion scene where the pens appear to be moving on their own. We didn't add any dialogue so that the audience could focus on what was being shown. It represents social groups such as writers or artists who use pens in their hobbies or jobs. Utilizing smooth pens can be very beneficial for them as well since people experience issues with pens that run out of ink quickly. 2. How does your p roduct engage with audiences AND how would it be distributed as a real media text? We ad...
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Editing Blog: The Grand Finale

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 After the main process of putting together the scenes for my group's commercial, we added some final touches. Some scenes needed touching up such as cutting off unusual parts. We also needed to speed up/slow down certain scenes. Madelyn and I went to help another friend to help her finish her commercial. We went out to the track field since she was filming a commercial on Nike. Meanwhile, Kennedy stayed back and added final touches to the commercial. When we came back, we all collectively went over the commercial and gave our suggestions on any more necessary edits. When I looked over it, I noticed that the overall length of the commercial was one second short of the required time. So, to fix this, I suggested that we make the second scene a little longer to fit the time frame. In the end, the overall length of the commercial ended up being 27 seconds long. We all listened to the song a couple of times to observe if it fit well with our content. The song chosen had no lyrics and w...
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