Hey hey hey!!!
Here to announce that CCR part 1 is complete!!! I spent all day on it, well.. since 9 a.m. (it’s 6 now). I can’t tell if that’s impressive or that I’m a slow-poke.
Anyway… Here’s what I’ve been up to.
First, I finally cleared my cache, as thanks to my angel friend, she said if I did so it could actually help me download Adobe Premiere Pro, a software editing app, that because of my lack of storage, I have not been able to download. She sent me this great article, but in my case it was no use, so I went to Mr. Google yet again and found one that did help me. I’m not really solid as to what my cache is, but I do want to say that it’s a bunch of gunk from your computer than can get deleted and not delete other stuff (I hope). Just so you can see how needed it was for my computer, take a look:
(Yikes)
Well after that, I finally saw light of day and was able to download premiere!!! Yay!! I’m so excited I could scream!!
Okay, so after my happy rush, I went and dove into my CCR, the first part at least. Remember how I said I was going to make a presentation? Well, I did. I really got into it and started researching and making sure everything looked perfect, hence why it took me a whole work shift to finish. I chose my template and started working!!
So what I did to tackle this was pull up the speaker’s notes tab on the bottom left of the page and started blurting out a mix of my research, stuff from my previous blog posts, and generally, what I had in my brain (comes in handy). I normally start projects, any type of them, this ugly and rearrange, set them out, stretch ‘em, and then make them look pretty.
I chose these two questions for the first half…
- How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social group/issues?
My choice of the first two questions were not only because I love my stuff in order, but generally, I thought that they were the more wordy ones, that with the video I plan on making, it would go over my 10 minute goal. Although I did answer them through my Canva presentation, it still ended up being short of 6 minutes!!
After I would finish my notes, I would look for images that matched what I was saying (Examples).
(This film is phenomenal, but this scene is absolutely crazy, so I thought it would go perfect in what I’d mention about the Drama genre)
After each and every piece of research, including images, I would copy and paste them into a slide I had for all the links/resources I had visited for my “source” slides. After citing my sources, I went back and added bullet points summarizing what I had said, made the pictures pretty with purple borders to match my template, and even some comments in some of them!!
Here’s a sneak peek!
After making my script and slides pretty, then came recording the voice memos to insert them in my presentation!!
This calls for… Bathroom lock-up!!
I have recently found out, considering the amount of VO’s I have had to do for Canva/Powerpoint presentations, that my bathroom is the quietest room I have to record, so I went for it again!! I recorded over and over again and sent it to myself, as I recorded through my phone and needed it on my IPad (don’t forget my lack of space guys)!! Considering what I mentioned like 3 words ago, it took long to receive, backup and all of that nonsense, so obviously that took a bunch of time.
Finally, I received them and uploaded them to Canva, which to my luck, I somehow got them mixed up and took a bunch of time (yet again) to arrange them as appropriate and adjust the time stamps and everything. Butttttt, I was able to do everything!!!!
Lastly, I exported as an MP4 and uploaded it to my Google Drive, where I plan for the link to be pasted on my blog in almost a week!!!
1 thing down, 2 more to go (editing and CCR 2)!!!!!!
Almost there!! Toodles!!
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