How did I help?

 HEEEYYY GUUYYYSSSSS…So now that the project is completed I assumed it would be a good time to tell you all what I did in the proses of making the movie opener!

    Let’s start off with myself: Soooo basically me and Fernando came up with the original Idea of alluding to 21 Jump street, but in reality we only really used that inspiration for the title sequence. I was the one who made the original title sequences although none of them really fit together with the final movie opener. Other then that I helped Makayla with the editing by adding the opening credits, and I came up with the idea of using establishing shots at the begining of the opener to not only add time but to set up the scene that the viewers are about to digest. Allowing them to get a better feel for the school and the setting. I also helped with the sound of the movie opener, and the UR MOM perductions.

    I also helped Makayla choose what background music to play throughout the movie opener. While filming I helped direct makayla in which camera angles and shots to use. And finally I made sure to keep Makayla and Fernando on a time crunch and inform them when we had to get things done and plan our filming and editing dates. Overall, I think I had a lot to contribute to the project and I hope Makayla and Fernando agree!




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