Intro Video Project: Perspective Loop

 The prompt of this project was to create a 30-45 second long video with the prompt: 

"End where you begin – Turn a perspective inside out."


I had a few initial ideas, but I quickly was inspired by quick edits that I've seen on tiktok. I was thinking of writing a full narrative story to it, but realized that I was thinking too hard about it. Just. Keep. It. Simple.


I went into Adams 216 (a larger classroom at Westmont College), and set up my phone to record myself sitting, as if I were observing class. I took three angles of it, and then edited it all in Premiere Pro, emphasizing the usage of masking. 


Here is the LINK of the video.


Enjoy!

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