School Projects Personal Projects Accounts Contact Legal
Home
>
School Projects
>
Video Project

Video Project

Answering Toy

Teacher's grade: 8/10

Here I had to make a short ad-style (or, moreso kickstarter-style) video. It had to have at least 10 shots, and some having motion. My initial video was long and boring, but I managed to make it a lot better.

I took the shots with the video cameras they had at school. I had some days where I didn't do anything, either because I wasn't in the mood (these lessons were the last 3 on Friday which lasted until 16:30 (4:30 PM)) or due to my pollen allergy (it was spring time). I finished it just in time, though.

We were expected to use Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, but I decided to use Shotcut instead, as I was more familiar with it and don't like Adobe. Besides, Shotcut is free and open-source.

The answers the toy can give you are:

  • Yes Sir
  • Hell No!
  • No.
  • Think Twice
  • Ask Your Mum
  • Why Not

I don't remember the exact name of this toy, where/how I got it (I think it might've been a gift), and how much it costed. I lost the box  D:
However, if you search something like "magnetic decider" you'll surely find something similar.
I do not garantee that you will find it at Toys"R"Us, Walmart, or Target.
"Werde ich gewinnen?" is German for "Will I win?"
The font I used in this video is called MV Boli . It's a font that comes with Windows.

Links: