Exploring Cheap AV Production Tools.
This week do a short report on different production tools that you might use and explain your basic concept in one sentence. Keep in mind
1) how you can add elements that you have created (photos, music, video from your phone etc) into the production,
2) problems you may have with copyright over elements that you did not create and
3) the dangers of defamation (saying or implying something that harms another's reputation).
Our group, Lucas, Shay and I, decided our concept was to explore "Twitter Wars" through the persona's of rival social networking sites Facebook and Google Plus.
As a group, we sat down and talked about the different ways that we could approach producing this video. We all agreed that it would be easiest, and the least hassle, to not go out and shoot videos. It would be more effective for us to use screen capture on the actual Twitter website as it would be easy to add and edit the video elements into production.
We were not that concerned too much with copyright, as we didn't want to use many elements that would infringe copyright laws. We also needed to be very careful with the content we were putting in the draft script as setting up a fake "war" between Facebook and Google Plus could easily lead to unintentional defamation.
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