For this task I have had to use many different forms of technology to help with the making of the film. The internet has played a major part in the research part of the task. I googled different film openings and music to see how our film should look and what sort of music would sound best for the background. Once finished we also uploaded our video so that anyone could watch it and also so that we could get some feedaback from people online. We recieved some positive comments on some of our draft videos and also got some likes as well. As well as Google and Youtube we obviously also used Blogger. We made this blog to keep everyone updated on the film making process putting up clips, photos and other interesting details to keep it entertaining. What I learnt from doing this was hwo to upload videos to Youtube and also how to link different websites to blogs and other places on the internet. 
To film the actual video itself we used a Canon MD 235 video camera. The camera was quite high quality for an amature film and we could get many different shots and angles while filming. It also recorded sound very well so when we were filming our commentary it gave it a very proffesional feel. To keep the camera steady while filming we used Velbon DV 7000 tripod, this worked perfectly and stop the camera from gittering or moving a round. What I learnt from this process was how to use the camera and tripod together and also how to access different shots and angle.
To edit the actual video itself we used the programme Adobe Premier 2.0. We all had a go at editing so that we got used to the programme, as you can see from this screen grab we had to cut the film into sections. Once done we had to take out the clips we didn't want, add sound, credits and also external clips such as the static we used. After this was done we had to render it so that it all ran smoothly. Once finished we felt that it gave the desired effect and the film was up to the standard that we wanted. 
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