Scratch Game Design

CHASE GAME INSTRUCTION-
 Don't let FIDO get you!!!!

Use the arrow keys to avoid FIDO!

You earn 1 point every 3 seconds not touching FIDO!

Earn 15 points before the times up!

... GOOD LUCK

PLATFORMER INSTRUCTIONS- 

Beat the timer!

Reach the blue square then move on to the red square!

Use to arrow keys to move!

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Hey guys its me so if you haven't already go check out my games above. So recently we have been experimenting with Scratch coding, and those are the two game I have been working on. It has been really awesome. So the first thing i am going to be talking about is the experience I have had with games and how it affect my game, well first of all my hatred from a buggy game led me to make sure my game wasn't bugging out on my players, I mean who likes a buggy game, nobody right. So one other thing was to make my game completely possible to win cause I just hate it when you just play a game and it is impossible to win.

So in my game designing I didn't want to games to be the same you I design them totally differently by have one kind modern city, the other was designed to be like a colorful future theme. Also i wanted the games to be a different, work differently and overall be unique.

Invention Commercial

P2T10_invention from Kapaa Middle School MEDIA on Vimeo.

Hey guys I am back in this blog post I am going to describe my team’s main goals for this the invention commercial, then I am going to explain our best “team moment” and During post-production editing, who did what & why during production Our teams goal was to exceed the expeditions. We wanted to have a funny while still keeping its interesting and describing factor. Basically the is a list of all the things we wanted.

1. Funny 
2. Still video clips
3. Great audio
4. Interesting 
5. Describes what are product does and why you need it 
6. Entertain the audience 

We did okay on some of the goals but I am not going to lie we did not achieve some of our goals hoped. But overall it came okay and pretty funny! 

So my team overall best team moment was was film. We had a lot of fun doing this, because of all of the mess ups and funny extra scenes were really funny. I think it made our team bond greater cause we all laugh together and shared thought witch was great :)! Our funniest scene was probably the part where we were trying to sing the theme song. We had so many of these clip caused it took us so long to get it perfect, once we got back to our computer it was really fun to watch.

My team was Zephen, Jaesha and I during post-production we had lots of cool ideas. We divided the editing up into 3 sections, editing and trimming of clips, transitions, and audio. In our post-production Jaesha and I did all of the video trimming and Zephen did transitions and audio. During this we had lots of fun and all found out new and more precise ways to do things.

Composition Scavenger Hunt

P2T10_Composition_2015 from Kapaa Middle School MEDIA on Vimeo.

Hey I am back with another blog post, so lets get started recently in my class we have gone over composition techniques and in this blog post I am going to be talking about which one I think is the most important and why? Which is most difficult? and how people can use it more, and finally I will describe teammates & tell you who did what? So first of all I believe the most important one was is using rule of third I believe this important because it is very common and it difference from a novice and a pro because it show that you don't just get straight center photos instead adding technique.


The most difficult technique to perfect I believe is unusual angles. I believe this because it can either make it look weird or cool it is pretty hard to prefect because you don't always know what is best. But with trial and error you can make something really cool that interest your viewers. Well at least that is what I believe but everyone has their own opinion

My teammates were Zephen Kaneakua, and Jaesha Mata my teammates were helpful and diverse witch lead us with all new cool ideas. Zephen was the actor but he did also swap out and do some editing and filming. Jaesha was the main director. Me Mike Perry did the A-roll and majority of the editing. This was a very fun and educational project and i would love to do something like it again! that is all for today hope you enjoyed