Our interactive video project has taken off and is now live on youtube here - http://youtu.be/ZvN-dq97_zc . After a few small hiccups in the editing process we have managed to upload the entire adventure. We have decided to make only the start video public, this way people can only begin at the start and not at a random point within the story, giving it away. The rest of the videos are via private link and only accessible when you click on one of the choice sections within the video.
You ultimately decide the outcome of the storyline, but you can choose to go back and decide a different choice.
My blog to show what I have learned and my work on the Interactive Media Level 3 course at Weymouth College.(http://www.weymouthcollege.ac.uk/)
Monday, 13 June 2011
Monday, 18 April 2011
Mold Media
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Comments
Just a quick post to show social networking on sites such as YouTube, how posting a comment looks.
Filming?
At college we have just been informed that our next major assignment to do after Easter is to do an interactive video, a quiz hosted on YouTube. When you guess an answer you go to the next relevant video. I thought I would try and find some useful information for this and filming in general. A useful video for lighting techniques can be found here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLKfFUTAxrA . I may try and make some videos for my YouTube channel in the future at it is has only one video! An idea of mine would be to make drum covers but would need the approprate microphones for this.
-AJM
-AJM
Monday, 4 April 2011
Respnses to my website.
We were asked to get at least four responses to our website from different people. Here is what they said -
David Bain, "Brilliant, I liked the consistancy of the site and it's features on the 'cast' page."
Curtis Machen, "I liked how the theme of letters is continually explored as expressed in the title, Dear John."
Matt Bush, "Follows the film with a smooth friendly asthetic and gentle animations."
Josh Haycock, "I like how the style of the website in general reflects a letter which is consistant with the movie and conveys the emotions felt in the film."
David Bain, "Brilliant, I liked the consistancy of the site and it's features on the 'cast' page."
Curtis Machen, "I liked how the theme of letters is continually explored as expressed in the title, Dear John."
Matt Bush, "Follows the film with a smooth friendly asthetic and gentle animations."
Josh Haycock, "I like how the style of the website in general reflects a letter which is consistant with the movie and conveys the emotions felt in the film."
Saturday, 2 April 2011
website screenshots
Here are some screen shots of the main pages of my finished 'Dear John' website for college.
This is the 'cast' page where you can go to each of the characters pages.
The trailer appears above the other layers with a smooth envelope moving tween.
The gallery also appears above the other layers, with a fading backdrop to view the pictures with ease.
This is the main page where you can navigate to all other pages.
The downloads page has external links so you can down wallpapers for your computer.
The trailer appears above the other layers with a smooth envelope moving tween.
The gallery also appears above the other layers, with a fading backdrop to view the pictures with ease.
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Quick web update
The site has now come to it's finished stages with all of the pages and external links completed, this includes wallpaper download links. The website also has some XML and CSS documents incorporated in to the design also.
Our media group sat down and went through each others websites, what was good along with constructive criticism. This went well although many questioned why i had chose to make a website for Dear John!
-AJM
Our media group sat down and went through each others websites, what was good along with constructive criticism. This went well although many questioned why i had chose to make a website for Dear John!
-AJM
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