CJ Vredenburg

We watched a video on Walt Disney's Plausible Impossible and this video talked about how even though in cartoons crazy things happen that wouldn't really happen but they might be impossible but we can still fathom them due to concepts that make sense to us. If you look below, you will see mickey getting shuffled into a deck of cards which would obviously be impossible to happen but we know that a deck of cards gets shuffled so making someone getting shuffled in them could be a reasonable concept to a certain extent. Also if cards were hostile, how would they fight? Well if they all of them then they could shuffle you up and make sure that you get shuffled in. This is an example of an impossible thing that we can still believe.        Another one also would be the idea that swallowing soap would cause you to burp bubbles when swallowing a bar of soap would obvious be very harmful but it puts that aside to make him burp the bubbles so you understand that soap ma...

 Production: I would say that we had a good overall project production but we should have started filming before because we had to rush due to time constraints. This project was hard to produce because making a trailer isn't easy due to the fact movie studios make the movie clips then the trailer but we had to just produce a trailer which includes a lot of extras and costumes. A big difficulty we had was our trailer had a lot of extras with shots that were 2/3 of a second long which is hard to time out well. The easiest part was the settings, our trailer had a small amount of settings so we did not have to find very many places to film at but all the shots are so different that lots of costumes were needed.  Planning: The biggest part of planning was getting costumes and people to film with, I think a hard part was getting extras because everyone else was making videos which didn't give us much options for extras but we were told to do edit for edit and shot for shot so ...