Earier on in the day, we got into groups of about 2 people, and planned out a short sequence of about 30 seconds, that we were later going to turn into a good looking blue screen test sequence. After wrtiting our scripts for the sequence, and practising them roughly to make sure they would fit in time with the background animation, we then went to a different location to film. There we had 1 person from the group filming, and one person acting, with people from other groupd helping us out with our work. After filiming we then went to apple mac suite, to upload and edit our work.
When we were about to use Final cut, there were problems about uploading the files as they were a different fie type to what Final Cut accepts, and the program refused to upload and work with the file format that our work was in. From this happening, I have learnt that next time I use Final Cut, it would be a good idea to have the correct file format already selected on the camera, or alternatively, have a file converter ready to use, to convert the files from the camera, so they can be used on the Final Cut program.
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