e9 promotional video

For our last project in video, we were to show what we knew and loved about e9 through a promotional video. It was very fun to make because I wanted to show the parts of the program that I love. While recording I tried to include everything we have learned in e9 video through the quarter. I included parts of the six shot system, 180 degree rule, rule of thirds, and shot process plan. It was also the first time using the voice over and adjusting the video to fit it. I hope that 8th grade students will be inspired to apply to become an e-comm member.

Chase Scene

This was a chase scene showing action. It tells a story about a girl who drank too much water, and needed to go to the bathroom very bad. To film I used most shots in the 6 shot system. I tried not to cross the 180 degree line/ rule, but it was hard not to. So hopefully it was not too confusing to the eye. In a good chase scene there is a lot of scenes that change every one to two seconds. It is supposed to follow the plot graph/ 3 act structure. Which shows the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. What I would have done differently to make my chase scene video better was record more scenes at different perspectives, and make the volume of the clock ticking in one of the scenes more profound. Also in the beginning scenes it shows some scenes with a water bottle, but one doesn't,have the water bottle in it, which makes it weird.
~Featuring: Jaclyn Davis
~Filmed by: Myself

How to print a paper

This is the first video I've recorded in the video strand of Ecomm. It was the first time using the editing software, which is Final Cut Pro. Final Cut Pro was very fun and easy to use. I used many different techniques/ rules while filming. One of which was the six shot system being closeup of hands, closeup of face, medium shot, wide shot, over the shoulder, and extreme wide shot. Another was the 180 degree rule, you can not cross the imaginary line when filming or it will appear that the subject had switched sides, which confuses the person watching. I also used the rule of thirds and leaving space in the shot. I used the shot process being:
1.)Plan 2.)Film 3.)Organize 4.) Script 5.) Edit 6.) Feedback 7.) Publish 8.) Promote.
Hopefully this helps you now know how to print on the school computers :)
-Featuring Amelia Sims
-Filmed by myself

The 6 shot system

The six shot system is a way or sequence of pictures/ clips to show what a person in doing by showing their emotion, action, setting, and the view of what they see. These shots do not have to be in order. 


1.) Close-up of hands: Shows what the person being filmed is doing. It also shows action.








2.) Close-up of face: Shows emotion or how the person feels/ thinks of what he or she is doing.








3.) Over the shoulder: Shows what the person is doing/ from their perspective.

 4.) Medium shot: Ties together what the person is doing/ seeing, how he or she feels, and what they are looking at.







5.) Wide shot: Shows the person's whole body. Head to toe.








6.) Extra wide shot: Shows the setting that the person is in.