CCR 4 - Technologies

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Hardware

Sony A7III: Captured stunning footage with versatile lenses for wide, standard, and close-up shots. Enabled cinematic visuals despite time-consuming lens swaps.

14mm Ultra-Wide Lens: Delivered epic, immersive establishing shots with dramatic depth. Perfect for capturing expansive scenes and setting the film’s tone.

24mm Standard Wide Lens: Provided natural, balanced framing for dynamic storytelling. Ideal for versatile shots that grounded the narrative visually.

88mm Portrait Telephoto Lens: Isolated subjects for intimate, emotional close-ups. Enhanced character focus and added depth to performance-driven scenes.

Standard Adjustable Tripod: Ensured steady, precise shots for locked-off scenes. Reliable for maintaining consistent framing during complex setups.

Three LED Lights: Shaped scene mood with flexible, adjustable lighting. Mounted on stands to create cinematic atmospheres tailored to each moment.

Light Stands: Supported LED lights for precise positioning and control. Enabled creative lighting setups to enhance the film’s emotional tone.

Extension Cords: Powered lights and audio gear across the set reliably. Kept production running smoothly during long shooting sessions.

20 AA Batteries: Fueled lights and audio equipment for extended shoots. Ensured consistent power supply to avoid interruptions on set.

15 AAA Batteries: Powered smaller devices with reliable backup energy. Kept production gear running smoothly during demanding filming days.

Battery Chargers: Kept gear charged using micro USB, USB-C, and Lightning cables. Prevented downtime with efficient power management on set.

Zoom H6N Recorder: Captured crisp, professional audio for the entire film. Delivered high-quality sound essential for immersive storytelling.

Over-Ear Studio Headphones: Monitored audio live to ensure quality and catch issues. Critical for maintaining clean sound during recording.

128GB SD Card (Audio): Stored all audio recordings securely and efficiently. Kept sound data organized for seamless post-production integration.

256GB SD Card (Video): Managed 210 GB of video footage with reliable storage. Ensured all visuals were safely captured and organized.

HP Laptop (i5, 32GB RAM, 96GB VRAM): Powered intensive editing and grading in Resolve. Handled heavy workloads despite overheating during renders.

iPhone X: Stored production notes and handled quick file transfers via WhatsApp. Central hub for on-the-go coordination and planning.

Software

DaVinci Resolve: Edited, graded, and exported the film with VFX and audio tools. Mastered complex green-and-orange palette despite steep learning curve.

Adobe Premiere Pro: Laid the foundation for title animations with efficient workflows. Streamlined prep for dynamic motion graphics in post-production.

Adobe After Effects: Crafted smooth, engaging title sequences with professional transitions. Added polished motion graphics to elevate the film’s opening.

Audacity: Cleaned dialogue, removed noise, and composed original music tracks. Versatile tool for precise audio editing and creative sound design.

LALAL.AI: Split tracks into vocals and instruments for scene-specific remixing. Enabled creative audio syncing despite occasional inconsistent results.

Eleven Labs: Generated unique SFX like a helmet hitting a table for authenticity. Filled sound design gaps when stock options fell short.

Spotify: Played music to maintain focus during long, silent grading sessions. Kept creative energy high through hours of meticulous editing.

Soundflame / Shazam: Identified tracks and film scores for sound design inspiration. Guided audio choices to match the film’s emotional tone.

Photoshop: Created graphic assets and static text for professional branding. Polished visuals to ensure cohesive film and blog aesthetics.

Design.com: Designed production logo and blog header for a professional look. Quick, user-friendly tool for crafting standout branding assets.

Cine Packs: Browsed SFX, VFX, transitions, and LUTs for creative inspiration. Guided manual grading choices for precise visual control.

ShotDeck: Provided reference stills to shape the film’s visual tone. Guided color palettes and composition for cinematic consistency.

Envato Elements: Supplied SFX, stock footage, fonts, and music for production. Boosted creative options with a wide range of assets.

WhatsApp: Transferred files from iPhone X and coordinated with cast quickly. Fast, reliable communication tool for seamless production management.

Discord: Shared work-in-progress edits for feedback via screen-sharing. Connected with friends for valuable editing advice during post-production.

Wix.com: Hosted blog and portfolio to showcase the project professionally. Provided a clean platform for sharing creative work online.

YouTube: Hosted final video on production house’s page for global reach. Shared film with audience and drew inspiration from tutorials.

Instagram: Posted acting roll calls and connected with cast and followers. Quick platform for production updates and engagement.

Google Drive: Shared drafts and versions despite storage limits causing issues. Managed large file transfers for collaboration and feedback.

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