CCR #3

     CCR #3 is answered in my second media text which is a detective themed video that will feature backgrounds, props, inserts from the film opening project and more through editing. In this media text I am answering both 2 and 3, I went over the idea in my post about CCR #2 but here I will go more in depth about the script. I am going to try and keep both my media texts within 5 minutes which I think is plenty of time to go over my responses. Question 2 is How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text? and question 3 is How did your production skills develop throughout this project? 

    This media text will have a short opening scene that will show the cozy cluttered office space for the detective, I will have scattered notebooks, film equipment, coffee cups, and a case file called "The Filmmaking Mystery". I will then be seen sitting Infront of a camera in a business casual outfit Infront a neutral background with some office decor like a bulletin board with clues pinned together with strings or a whiteboard with drawn connections. I will start with a narration: Welcome to a day in my office, my name is Bella Montanari, and I am a detective in the filmmaking industry. Today I am investigating 2 mysteries: The Case of the Engaged Audience and distribution, and The Case of the Evolving Filmmaker. Let's crack these cases wide open!

    After this narration I will start talking about target audience engagement and distribution of the media text with visual elements I will also use a lot of detective language like transition between statements by saying things like I have uncovered a clue etc. I will also show me editing or moving around features integrated with audience sound effects like ooh's and ahh's. I will review for question 3 raw footage compared to the final cut's. 

    I will finish this media text by stating: The cases are closed. My film engages audience with (summary) and I have evolved as a filmmaker by learning from (summary). Every frame, shot, and edit was a clue that led me to where I am now, the camera zooms out to show my desk, I narrate: "another mystery solved... until the next one." and it fades to a black screen that will then display rolling credits with detective graphics on the sides.

    I think this idea will be fun to create and achievable, I want to make sure to keep it fun, visual, well-paced and within a 5-5-and-a-half-minute length.