CCR Final Filming

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    I completed my CCR today! I made a smoothie recipe video for part of my CCR and then made a presentation on Canva with images regarding parts of the CCR questions. I decided to shift over my Lego video to the third question and fill in the remaining minute and a half for that question with the Canva slides. I used Canva's "record and present" tool, playing my voice memo for question three while recording so that I could time the slides right. I then muted the recording, since it was echoey, and added the voice memo over top through InShot. I had to screen record the voice memos and use the "extract video audio" tool on InShot for this. I was able to use my smoothie video for most of question one (some of it was my stop motion white board video) and part of question two, using a Canva presentation again for the rest of question two. I used a Canva presentation for the entirety of question four. I used InShot to stitch all of my videos together and mute my videos, adding the voice memos on top.

 I also forgot to mention in the previous post that I recorded a quick introduction to the CCR yesterday, with just me talking to the camera.

 Now that I had everything stitched together with audio, I had to add subtitles to my Lego video and smoothie recipe video. I also added images to my smoothie recipe video.






Then something terrible happened!!!!!

 I didn't have enough space to download my completed CCR from InShot, so I had to buy more iCloud storage. When I went back, I got a popup on InShot saying that the draft was damaged! Several of my videos had been deleted! I was able to go back to my camera roll and re-add them, but my subtitles were slightly messed up, which is why some of the text is not where I originally wanted to be.




 This took forever!!! The CCR was super time-consuming and logistically challenging, but it's finally done! I feel like I could write a whole CCR on my CCR 🤣.



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