Digital Technology - Plan

YEAR 12
We used Adobe Premier Pro, using minimal effects such as:
Reverse effect
Sped up footage
Colour Correction

Blogger.com - Regular posts, updates, research, planning and evaluation

Twitter - Promotional account for panophobia

Microsoft Word - Used to create poster, bus poster

YEAR 13

Adobe Premier Pro
Reverse effect
Sped up footage
Gaussian Blur
Colour balance
Brightness and contrast
Ghosting
Crop
Roughen edges
Edge feather
Lowered opacity
Additive dissolve
Non-additive dissolve
Layered shots
Film dissolve


Technologies used:
Blogger
Wix- website creation
Screencast- research, voiceover and evaluation
Canva - magazine and poster creation - higher quality
Prezi - presentations and research
iPhones - behind the scenes shots
Photoshop
LinkedIn
Powerpoint

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