Monthly Archives: September 2017

Lauren Freid Jenna Scotti Erik Oakley   Project 1 was pretty time consuming. That probably had to do with it being the first project because using the equipment and editing was new to me. I have used Premiere to edit … Continue reading →

Two of the most important skills that I learned while producing project 1 are that it is important to take many shots and that modulation is necessary for effective visual storytelling. Taking many shots is important, and when I say … Continue reading →

Blog 2- MJ Mughetto: Group 5   While working on Project 1 with my team, I learned some helpful skills that were mostly based on teamwork and technical use of the camera. Watching the newscast in class provided insight about … Continue reading →

  I believe that the two most important skills in the virtual storytelling that I’ve learned while producing project one was finding a way to make our story different from our competition. We had to brain storm with ideas that … Continue reading →

By Greg Merchlinsky, Jennifer Wilson, and Victoria Wu Our team had a great experience shooting and editing our first project together. Not only did we have fun while doing project one, we also learned many skills and lessons that we … Continue reading →

After the first-time-shooting, the main things I learned a lot are from technical level, which means only after using the camera on my own did I know how exactly to set it up. Among lots of setting up things, the … Continue reading →

For our first project I feel that I learned a lot about myself and my journalist skills. This project caused me to think critically along with my teammates to find what we all felt would tell the best story visually, … Continue reading →

Group 3: Lauren Smith, Ryan Sloniger, Austin Riggins. Reflection on Project 1: PSU.  A few important skills we learned while producing project 1 was to always edit your video, audio correctly and save and export it correctly. Having technical difficulties … Continue reading →

I learned a lot of valuable things while shooting and editing project 1. First, I learned to overshoot as much as you possibly can. You can never have too much footage when initially starting a project, so the more options … Continue reading →