Elisa Benaggoune DFSA

This week has been focused on our Avid edits whilst also preparing for the Bergehouse so it's been majorly stressful to get both under control, but I've almost wrapped up the final edit of our group's work 'Green' about sleep paralysis and dreaming states of mind. We've also prepared for our Maps and Network being moved to London, but I've put all of my energy and focus onto the edit as I needed to catch up due to going home to Kent for family reasons, so far so good. This is currently my edit, all I need to do now is just synced the audio and create a final edit draft and my avid edit should be all finished. After this, I can focus on prep for going up for the exhibition but as I am pretty broke I will probably only go up for one day. This week I've just been working on my avid edit, which is almost in the final edit but I just need to insert the color blocks into the start of the edit and also finish the color grade for the whole film a...

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CYE GAME   In this post will be behind the scenes of my editing, and preparing my installation project and working on my game website interface. I've currently edited all the emotion networks for the game interface for my website on Final Cut Pro X and I'm now preparing to get a stand/easel set up for how I'm going to present it on an iPad provided by me. This will show the process of creating different networks on the interface connected to Wix and how I connected the networks I designed to the different emotions people have the choice of picking. STILLS OF THE INTERFACE ONLINE:  Here is what I've done so far over filming, editing and preparing over these last months: These helped me during filming as I filmed eight separate videos in order to mix them up and confuse the audience with what emotion they picked. This allowed me to mix up a stand-alone emotion that I felt stands alone. Website interface: Editing the ...

Our group shoot and the group were successful in the end, however, although our group managed to meet up to plan our ideas when the real shot happened our group became really stressed out and quite dysfunctional cause of the lack of communication and leaving people's roles out which really made me feel like I wasn't a part of the group once we started shooting the project, however, I still think our group were very successful although our group were the same personalities that overwhelmed everybody and made everyone feel under pressure although we were working all fine. In the end, I did end up feeling like I had my role after it was all in control with the whole entire group but it took until the last min for people to make me feel included, and needed for the shoot. It all worked out in the end, but it was quite overwhelming for me. However, I still feel like I did my whole through all the miscommunication and confusion. Here are some behind the scenes: ...