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The document discusses the editing process for an experimental film called "VET - Railway Tea Party". It aimed for a fast pace that builds surrealism through the edit by cutting between camera movements smoothly. Sound effects like distorted voices, natural ambience, and subtle animal sounds were added to create a surreal tone. During editing, the colors were saturated, balanced towards yellow and red, and the contrast was changed. Issues around video codecs and project settings arose during the process. Feedback from others on the edit is requested.
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- 1. VET - Railway Tea Party Grading - Oliver Bray Editing - Rachel Begley-Renner
- 2. Influences • Experimental film, Surrealism,colour • Alice in Wonderland • Wind in the Willows
- 3. What did we want from the edit? • Fast pace - a rhythm of visuals to maintain the viewers attention • Building up the pace throughout the edit to exaggerate surrealism within the film • Cutting between camera movement - for a smooth and flowing edit
- 4. Sound • Music to introduce and attract the audience to our main character • Distortion on the voices - Echo & Reverb - to create a surreal tone and exaggerate the characters imagination • Natural sounds - wild track - to combine background sounds and add depth • Subtle animal sounds to enhance the characters
- 5. What did we do? Shot flat Saturated the clips
- 6. Balanced the colours then pushed towards yellow and red
- 7. The contrast was also changed…
- 8. Problems that arose… Puddling! Codecs, project settings and housemates…
- 10. Thank you =)
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