What's unique about voice-overs is that Conan is filmed thinking, not actually saying the part, but in the film we can hear what is considered his "thoughts". This is a difficult production technique to film because if Jin didn't speak and we recorded her speaking later, the film might not match with sound. Thus, we decided to film her speaking, then afterwards Meghan will edit the video to make it look like she's thinking what she's saying. Check out this unedited video of Jin (with a slight blooper at the beginning).
Taming of the Shrew Project Blog by Verna Chang for Mr. Chung's class: Language Arts 2H Pre-IB Period 6 (2015-2016). Based on Shakespeare's ToTS and Conan, our film is called Detective Conan in: A Shrew in Scarlet.
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Voice-overs
What's unique about voice-overs is that Conan is filmed thinking, not actually saying the part, but in the film we can hear what is considered his "thoughts". This is a difficult production technique to film because if Jin didn't speak and we recorded her speaking later, the film might not match with sound. Thus, we decided to film her speaking, then afterwards Meghan will edit the video to make it look like she's thinking what she's saying. Check out this unedited video of Jin (with a slight blooper at the beginning).
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