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The final question I must answer as part of the CCRs of this project is "How did you integrate technologies – software, hardware and online – in this project?"
The short is answer is how didn't I? The majority of this project, from beginning to end, used some form of technology in one way or another. Really, the only part of this project that didn't integrate technology in some way was the storyboard process since it was all hand-drawn by me.
We began the use of technology when making our props by doing some research online, mainly on the acceptance letters and packages given out by NYU and also by typing them out and printing them for that professional look we wanted. The filming was all done on my iPhone 16, with all the behind the scenes being filmed by Sofia on her Samsung. We used the video feature to record everything with the help of iPhone’s action mode in order to get more stable shots since we had a lot of movement, mainly in our biking montage. Because of this, we did not need a tripod or much any other equipment since we both needed and wanted the freedom of hand held shots.
For the editing process, we decided to use Adobe’s Premiere Pro software since it had so many features we could use to help make it more professional and detailed. We had used other simpler programs in the past, but we settled on this one for the level of dedication it could help us achieve. Though we both lacked editing experience, after watching a series of tutorials on YouTube on how to work with Premiere Pro, we managed to find our way through it and edit our project wonderfully.
The various uses of technologies throughout this project helped us reach that high quality production we wanted to create with an ease that made production simple yet intricate. It wouldn’t be the same film without all these different softwares and devices.
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