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Week 8

 The third creative critical reflection I am going to film is the YouTube video. The question I am going to be answering in it is, "How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text?"

Filming:

Since I already had my script written, I was ready to start filming. I had to make up different characters to interview. Since I didn't have other people with me, I had to be all the characters. When I first started filming, I filmed every scene with normal YouTuber me first. Then I changed into my outfit for Alyssa, then Rockelle, and then Gemma. That way once I was done filming, I could go through each of the 5-character clips and clip them so that only the parts I needed were on my phone. 

Editing:

After I clipped all the clips together, I opened CapCut and put all the clips in order that they fell on the script I made. After I looked for images that related to what my characters were talking about in the interviews and then saved them to my phone. After I edited them into the video and added different animations to them, so it was more interesting than them just appearing on the screen. After I looked for sound effects, I needed whether I had them already on my phone from the podcast or if I had to look for them on YouTube and screen record them. Once I was done completely editing my podcast, I had to make an intro and an outro for my YouTube video, so it felt like a real YouTube channel. I created my intro and outro on CapCut as well. 

The characters:

  • YouTuber: Normal me/ me who worked on the movie (Yasmin Shehadeh)
  • Alyssa: Stereotypical teenage girl (messy bun, chewing gum, pink top)
  • Rockelle: Skatergirl (Skateboard, hat, glasses)
  • Gemma: Instagram model (obsessed with taking pictures, bubbly)

                                                                             GEMMA
                                                                         ROCKELLE
                                                                             ALYSSA



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