In our action/comedy project we used a lot of different technologies to make the skit look exciting and professional. We used cameras, tripods borrowed from the teacher in order to get smooth shots and good angles. We also used microphones in Sebas house so the dialogue sounded more clear because the audio from the actual camera was muffled. Our lighting in every scene was very important in order to give the vibe were gonna give.
We also used online tools throughout the project. Editing helped us/ mostly Felipe cut the scenes together, add music, fix the audio, and include sound effects that made the action and importance of everything feel bigger. All of these technologies helped us make a successful project and make it look good and actually watchable.
INTERVIEWER: How did you integrate technologies—software, hardware, and online tools—into your action/comedy project?
ACTOR (YOU): In our action/comedy project, we used a lot of different technologies to make the skit look exciting and professional. We used cameras and tripods that we borrowed from the teacher so we could get smooth shots and good angles. We also used microphones at Sebas's house because the audio from the camera alone sounded muffled, and we wanted the dialogue to be clear. Lighting was important in every scene too, because it helped us create the vibe we wanted—whether it was dramatic, funny, or just bright enough to see everything clearly.
We also used online tools and editing software throughout the project. Editing helped us—well, mostly Felipe—cut the scenes together, add music, fix the audio, and include sound effects that made the action feel bigger and funnier. We used the internet to find sounds, music, and ideas for how to film certain shots. All of these technologies worked together to help us make a successful project that looked good and was actually enjoyable to watch.
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