CCR 4 draft

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How did you integrate technologies - software, hardware, and online - in this project?

We used Adobe Premier Pro to edit our film together. The standard IPhone Camera app was used to film our shots and youtube was used to upload our film to the public. Blogger was the platform where we created and updated our blog.



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To edit our film, my partner and I used Adobe Premiere Pro. The laptops we used for putting together our project had the software installed, and it was easy to handle, so we used it for our film editing process. For the gathering of the film footage, we used my partner's iPhone 6. The camera app on the phone was simple to use and offered a convenient way to get all of our footage. The footage filmed from the phone was clear and was not blurry. Once we procured our footage, we transferred it from the iPhone to the laptops via a flash-drive. The flash-drive allowed for a convenient way to carry our film footage from laptop to laptop. The aforementioned laptops were provided to us by our teacher, and we used them to research films, create our blog posts, and edit and upload our film. To create our blogs and subsequent blog posts, we used Blogger. This allowed us to upload our findings on films, our distribution research, our film submissions, and our revisions to the film.

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