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How did your production skills develop throughout this project?
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Olivia Swanson
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How did your production skills develop throughout this project?
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Okay, So how did my production skills developed throughout this
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project? So throughout this project, from the beginning, we had
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to use, um are different, like throat.
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So we have taken and go through to see how
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we wanted to do are either film magazine.
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But in this case, I chose the film.
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So from the beginning.
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So one thing that was a really big development for
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me at least, um was the film angles and how
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you can use them and what effect they are going
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to have any audience.
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So, um, with that, you have to know how obviously
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it's going to affect your audience and how you can
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get across to them and make them feel more engaged
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with removing characters so that it forms a low angle,
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high angle birdseye ankle over the shoulder.
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Those are just a few of the ones that we
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had to go through and see how we wanted to
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incorporate them in our film and how we wanted to
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display our characters and how almost the plot was going
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to go because you can.
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That's a really big effect on everything.
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So that was a really good thing that I learned
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how to do.
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Another thing that happened was, um, Johnson, and that was
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a really big development for me because I understood what
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it was but actually having to do it and use
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like my group and myself and just know, like, choose
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between what we wanted to do, especially with clothing.
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That was a big thing because we had different personalities
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of the characters that we wanted to show through their
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clothing, whether it was a happy cheerleader, um, job, like
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all that kind of stuff we had to do because
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we wanted to show them as a person and then,
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like almost everyday lives, so that can almost come across,
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especially with youth and high schoolers, because it was awful
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high school thing.
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But yeah, that was a really big part of it.
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And there's different also, like many different methods to like,
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whether it was the DIA dialogue, the way they talk,
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just all those different things that we had to incorporate
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to use and so we could get across the characters
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and so we can get across the audience.
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Um, I think all of this was a really big
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um I think a big development for my production tools
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because I hadn't like throughout, I was learning about what
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I could do and how I could make it better.
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And I was, But yeah, that was some development.
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