CCR #4

 March 13, 2025

Script for CCR #4

[Scene 4: Walking past the camera we used, my computer, and my iPad.]

Me (talking to the camera):
"We used a lot of tech for this project. Our main camera was the Sony A6400, which gave us great footage. We also used a few iPhones, including the iPhone 13 and iPhone 15 Pro Max, for some of the memory shots. Since we didn’t have professional lighting, we just used the iPhone flashlight for darker scenes.

For editing, we used Adobe Premiere Pro. It was kind of tricky at first, but we watched a ton of tutorials, and eventually, it became easier."

[Scene 5: Showing hardware or gear.]

Christian (talking to the camera):
"We kept it pretty simple with the gear. The Sony A6400 was our main camera, and we used iPhones for the memory shots. For lighting, we used the iPhone flashlight, and our microphones were basic but did the job. We didn't use fancy tripods or dollies. Everything was handheld, which worked out better than we expected."

[Scene 6: Close-up of camera gear.]

Sienna (talking to the camera):
"Since everything was handheld, we were surprised the shots turned out stable. As we said, the Sony A6400 was the main camera, and we used the interchangeable SEL18135 lens. As for lighting, we had to cover the lights in the bathroom with a towel and we used the iPhone flashlight for like 2 of our scenes."

[Scene 7: Walking past your editing station.]

Me (talking to the camera):
"We did all the editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. It was hard at first, but once we got the hang of it. We also organized our days of finishing locations, shooting, editing, and doing everything by the deadlines on my notebook and a calendar. This really helped us stay on track and make sure everything got done on time."

[Scene: Standing in front of the editing setup or a filming location.]

Me (talking to the camera): "Looking back at this whole process, I can see how much I’ve learned. From planning and filming to editing and problem-solving, every step taught me something new. We had to adapt, figure things out as we went, and make the most of what we had. In the end, everything came together, and I’m really proud of what we created."