See-Bastian: When Students Are Given Creative Freedom
Recently, our film class had a group project where we got with other students to make a 2-5 minute short film. At first, many of us were concerned about how the heck we were gonna make a movie, with what camera, storyline, equipment, music, editing, and quite literally everything. But as my group started to plan out our film, we found that like many of the other groups, the creative juices just kept flowing. Not only were we able to figure out what our plot was going to be, but we were also able to visualize what scenes we wanted to film. The next thing we know, we were all looking forward to making a film. Now, would our film, "See-Bastian" have make it to the Oscar's? No, but it made it to my blog, which is basically the equivalent, if not better. In this post, I'm going to share some of my favorite parts of our short film, as well as some behind-the-scenes choices we made that I think really impacted the finished product. Synopsis During a normal day of school, ...