A2 Media - Update

So far me and James have finally put together a rough cut of the video yet there are still several things we need to do to it to make sure we are finally happy with it. For one I will be spending some time on after effects to try and create a fire effect over the bowl to make this idea that there is an element of the supernatural and that perhaps there is a summoning going on here furthermore just to create more atmosphere and give the video a bit more to it. We also have the shots of Ellen which we need to put in, however we have already created the spaces for these clips and furthermore made sure that these spaces are in time with the music so that it will take very little time and editing to get them put in. Finally the last thing I want to do to the video is perhaps to go back to premier and add some contrast and saturation to the colours in the walking scenes in particular I want to dullen the colours and give it a very meloncholic feel as the characters are walking around perhaps make the places very grey in order to give the video a "grim" feeling to it, I would also like to add a level of contrast to shots in which the pentagram is present, I think that by doing this we can give the red a deeper feel to it perhaps make it look more crimson and darker and possibly more like blood. Finally our print products have very much neared completion all of what we have done so far is on our blogs, we have made sure that throughout the digipak and advert we have delivered the same consistency with the colout scheme and the style that we have created for the band. To get these finished we need one more page of the digipak and then we are finished the print products. Hopefully we will be able to get this done as soon as soon as possible, and hopefully we will have a better more effective video by the end of the week as well. One final note about the video is as me and James have discussed slightly we would like to change the monster growl at the end of the clip perhaps find a one with a more "spine-chilling" effect to attempt to scare the viewer.