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The document outlines an action plan for filming and promoting a movie with deadlines and notes on each task. Props will be prepared by August 1st with no issues foreseen. The movie poster will be completed after promotional photos are taken and edited by September 1st. Filming scenes at school may be impacted by weather in October. Filming at a house and cafe will take place in December with no problems expected. Trailer production and editing is scheduled from January to February with sufficient time allotted to complete each task.
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Evaluation Q6
The document discusses what was learned about technologies from creating a media production. It describes challenges with outdoor filming related to weather and background noise that were addressed. Indoor lighting was also considered. Using a microphone on the camera could have improved audio quality by reducing wind noise and picking up voices more clearly. The document also provides details about the Panasonic video camera used, which had a high-powered zoom and other features that allowed for shots like a vertical pan.
Location reccees for our video
This document discusses potential filming locations for a video project and plans to address any issues that may arise. Locations considered include Urban Outfitters, walls in Digbeth, coffee shops, a doorway, and a bus. Urban Outfitters and one wall are confirmed locations, while a second coffee shop is preferred over Starbucks due to aesthetics. Potential problems like crowds, traffic, and weather are outlined along with solutions like specific filming times and dates.
Evaluation question 6
The student learned about the strengths and weaknesses of the video camera they used for the project. One strength was that the camera was simple to use, but it took some time to learn how to adjust the tripod and upload footage to the editing software. A weakness was that the camera battery would sometimes run low, preventing filming. The student enjoyed editing the footage in iMovie and found effects like black and white useful for distinguishing flashbacks. They also used simple fade transitions between scenes. GarageBand allowed the student to effectively create intro music and sound effects for the project using skills from a previous music course.
Question 6
The document discusses mistakes made during the preliminary filming of a project, such as audio and video errors during dialogue scenes and parts of actors being cut off in shots. It describes how the filmmakers focused on seamlessness without flaws for the main task. It also discusses having to refilm the main task three times due to issues with actors and continuity. Mise-en-scene improved from the preliminary, and adding a tramp character helped cut shots effectively without making them too long. The document also describes the process of choosing music for the project and settling on "sTRONGER" by Kanye West after initially selecting a song that did not fit well.
Evaluation q6
The group gained significant experience with camerawork and editing technologies through constructing their final product. They learned that a tripod produced smoother footage than a handheld camera. Editing in Final Cut Pro rather than iMovie allowed for more advanced sound, lighting, and other effects. For future projects, they would use a higher quality microphone and capture more footage to have more editing options.
Assignment 22
The document provides feedback on a preliminary film assignment. It identifies several areas for improvement in pre-production, production, and post-production. In pre-production, more thorough storyboards and script are needed. Better location selection is also important to avoid interruptions. During production, rushing led to shaky camera work, focusing issues, and poor audio quality. More planning and equipment checks are required. In post-production, file importing and rendering problems wasted time and caused jerky footage. The preliminary was useful for learning how to work as a team and identifying mistakes to avoid in the actual assignment video.
Film trailer problems
The filmmakers encountered several problems when creating their trailer, including difficulties filming on schedule, crashes when using the new editing software, correctly adding and removing audio, and properly placing intertitles. Through perseverance and help from others, they were able to overcome these challenges, learn to use the software, and complete an effective trailer.
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I have learned several skills related to filmmaking and editing through this project. I learned how to use Canon DSLR cameras, adjust settings like focus and zoom, and deal with issues like random shots or short battery life. I also gained experience using Final Cut Pro video editing software, which allowed me to easily arrange and modify clips, though one file started at 20 seconds. Additionally, I learned how to use other programs like Blogger for sharing work, Prezi for creating presentations, and PowerPoint, though some programs had limitations like requiring internet access or risk of losing unsaved work.
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Evaluation question 6
The student learned about the strengths and weaknesses of the video camera they used for the project. One strength was that the camera was simple to use, but it took some time to learn how to adjust the tripod and upload footage to the editing software. A weakness was that the camera battery would sometimes run low, preventing filming. The student enjoyed editing the footage in iMovie and found effects like black and white useful for distinguishing flashbacks. They also used simple fade transitions between scenes. GarageBand allowed the student to effectively create intro music and sound effects for the project using skills from a previous music course.
Question 6
The document discusses mistakes made during the preliminary filming of a project, such as audio and video errors during dialogue scenes and parts of actors being cut off in shots. It describes how the filmmakers focused on seamlessness without flaws for the main task. It also discusses having to refilm the main task three times due to issues with actors and continuity. Mise-en-scene improved from the preliminary, and adding a tramp character helped cut shots effectively without making them too long. The document also describes the process of choosing music for the project and settling on "sTRONGER" by Kanye West after initially selecting a song that did not fit well.
Evaluation q6
The group gained significant experience with camerawork and editing technologies through constructing their final product. They learned that a tripod produced smoother footage than a handheld camera. Editing in Final Cut Pro rather than iMovie allowed for more advanced sound, lighting, and other effects. For future projects, they would use a higher quality microphone and capture more footage to have more editing options.
Assignment 22
The document provides feedback on a preliminary film assignment. It identifies several areas for improvement in pre-production, production, and post-production. In pre-production, more thorough storyboards and script are needed. Better location selection is also important to avoid interruptions. During production, rushing led to shaky camera work, focusing issues, and poor audio quality. More planning and equipment checks are required. In post-production, file importing and rendering problems wasted time and caused jerky footage. The preliminary was useful for learning how to work as a team and identifying mistakes to avoid in the actual assignment video.
Film trailer problems
The filmmakers encountered several problems when creating their trailer, including difficulties filming on schedule, crashes when using the new editing software, correctly adding and removing audio, and properly placing intertitles. Through perseverance and help from others, they were able to overcome these challenges, learn to use the software, and complete an effective trailer.
Re do presontation
I have learned several skills related to filmmaking and editing through this project. I learned how to use Canon DSLR cameras, adjust settings like focus and zoom, and deal with issues like random shots or short battery life. I also gained experience using Final Cut Pro video editing software, which allowed me to easily arrange and modify clips, though one file started at 20 seconds. Additionally, I learned how to use other programs like Blogger for sharing work, Prezi for creating presentations, and PowerPoint, though some programs had limitations like requiring internet access or risk of losing unsaved work.
Production schedual
The document outlines filming and editing schedules for a music video montage with the following key details:
- Filming will take place between September 25th and November 3rd and will include scenes of a party, time-lapse footage, clothing/makeup trials, and a photoshoot.
- Editing will begin on November 3rd and continue through November 13th, syncing footage to the song and creating packaging like a CD cover.
- Potential difficulties include lower quality stock footage, limited battery life for time-lapse shots, health and safety risks from equipment on set, and interruptions while filming in crowded areas.
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Evaluation Question 6
The document discusses what the author has learned about technologies from constructing a film project. They learned how to use a basic digital camera and tripod. They gained an understanding of different shot types and their significance. The author learned how to edit video clips using Adobe Premiere Elements, including trimming clips and exporting/uploading the finished video. Internet resources like fonts and free music expanded their options. Keeping the narrative structure chronological helped the film make sense. New editing technologies allow for more refined films and greater creative freedom.
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Evaluation question 7
I have learned several important lessons about filmmaking from creating an opening scene. First, it is crucial to manage your time effectively to complete all tasks to a high standard. Second, the type of camera used, whether a flip cam or bigger camera, comes with advantages and disadvantages for resolution, ease of use, and cost. Third, when editing in Final Cut, it is important to ensure smooth continuity between scenes through correct match-on-action and effective use of jump cuts.
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