After 1977's Close Encounters (see no 11), director Steven Spielberg reversed the alien encounter formula to wonder not what we would make of them but what they would make of us. The result was this 1982 blockbuster, which eclipsed even the original Star Wars and received nine Oscar nominations (winning four) – a feat unheard of for a film with such overt sci-fi content. Despite its genre trappings, ET balanced its fantasy content with an academy-pleasing dose of sentiment, played out in the home life of Elliott (Henry Thomas), a lonely 10- year-old whose parents are separating. Little time is spent revealing where the film's ET has come from, or how he came to be left behind. Instead, Spielberg focuses on the film's unlikely-buddy story; the middle child of three (Drew Barrymore is the sweet but clingy younger sister, Robert MacNaughton the cynical teenage big brother), Elliott takes in the ET as the friend and confidant he doesn't have. Largely filmed from an a
We have edited the outcome using Imovie, although i have not had much experience with the software, it was really easy to use and learnt as I went along. I simply imported files from whatever we recorded the footage on (a video recorder and an iPhone) I then cut the image and created an order. I later added titles and enhanced the image. Overall I found the software really easy to use but I would like to learn how to use more complex software in the future so there are more options and effects at my disposal.
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