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When filming key scenes of Eve's personal blog, I had to go back to the Wix editor website that I created a while back (post was made about this lower down in my blog) I have to go back and make sure small tweaks were made and more content was added to give a sense of realism when we see her scrolling through this blog.
This scene mainly consisted of a over the shoulder shot of Eve scrolling on her blog and we added a special feature; a screen recording made on Quicktime. Which I edited in using the ken burns effect on iMovie. We were able to transition form the over the shoulder shot to the screen wording of her clicking a exploring her old blog.
This gives the viewer a different perspective/ outlook of Eve's world and almost entices them to want to see more as she pauses the video 'halfway' through.
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