Not Too Shabby

Hey everyone! I hope that your week has been great and not as busy as mine has.

I am still a bit lost on the color grading settings, but I understand them more. David has shown me how to work them and I feel like I can handle it without too much fear. I really like the RGB Curves and, after learning how not to give them too much of a curve, I think that it is easy to understand and manipulate. I am still having trouble on the Three-Way Color Wheel.

Anyways, our class will be reviewing the rough cuts that we didn’t get to last week. Other than the lighting and sound, I hope that our classmates and professor Silva can give us constructive feedback on how we can make Centipede better.

David and I are finally starting to focus more on our marketing plan now. The past couple of weeks have been insanely (almost unrealistically) busy for both of us and I had to work at the Southeastern Women’s Studies Association Conference (SEWSA) 2014. Now that all of my busy stuff has been wrapped-up and I have put in a lot of hours at my job, I am going to take Friday off to work on the marketing plan (and a separate project).