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The filmmaker used various editing techniques including dip to white and dip to black video transitions between most frames to make the video more coherent. Fast, low-pitched background music was used when Charlie was alone to build audience interest, and fast-paced music during the scene where Charlie realizes he needs to run from the witch was intended to convey what the character was feeling. Voice-over was dubbed for Charlie's recitation of a magic spell. Basic tools like razor cuts were also used to edit clips, and audio mixer controlled the background music and voice-over levels.
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The document summarizes the process of producing a music video, including research, filming, editing, and creation of supplemental materials. Key points:
1) Research involved analyzing music videos on YouTube and websites to understand genre conventions and target audience preferences.
2) Filming used a Sony Handycam and tripod, and additional footage was captured with a Sony Cybershot for behind-the-scenes shots.
3) Editing was done in Final Cut Express, applying effects like chroma key, desaturation, and speed adjustments to achieve a professional look.
4) Supplemental materials like a poster and CD packaging were created in Photoshop using techniques like desaturation and layering
Denise
The document summarizes three creative software workshops:
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- The iMovie workshop showed how to make movies without spending money by adding fades between scenes and trimming unwanted footage. Special effects like ripping could also be added.
- The GarageBand workshop demonstrated how to make original music without real instruments by replicating electric guitar and drum sounds. It was found to be very useful and simple to use, allowing one media group to create a slow, sad song for their movie opening using acoustic guitars, violins and piano
Unit 10 Learning Aim C
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Question 1 - Trailer
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Development diary trailer
The document describes the process taken to edit together video clips, sound, and text to create a film trailer. Key steps included importing and layering audio and video clips, cutting and repeating sounds to match the visuals, adding transitions between clips, and incorporating text with distortions and animations to convey an unsettled tone. The goal was to build tension throughout the trailer using techniques seen in other professional film trailers.
Sound in trailers
Diegetic sound refers to any audio that is present within the visuals of a trailer, such as dialogue or ambient noises. It helps audiences understand character relationships and enhances tension. Non-diegetic sound includes music and effects that are not visually sourced, which help create atmosphere and suspense. Voiceovers are sometimes used in trailers for comedies and animations to convey humor or set up plots in a way that is clearer than on-screen text alone within the limited time. Dan Skinner notes their decreased use over time in favor of graphics to guide viewers.
Sound in trailers
Diegetic sound refers to any audio that is present within the visuals of a trailer, such as dialogue between characters or ambient sounds. This helps audiences understand relationships and set the atmosphere. Non-diegetic sound includes music and effects that are not visually source, which help create suspense. Voiceovers are sometimes used in comedies and animations to convey jokes or the plot, as graphics alone may not be enough to engage audiences in the short trailer format. Dan Skinner explains that voiceovers were once common but are now less so, as trailers rely more on visuals to lead viewers through the content.
Evaluation
This document discusses how the media product Entrada uses and challenges conventions of existing horror films and media. It summarizes that Entrada uses found footage conventions seen in films like Paranormal Activity and Blair Witch Project. It also switches between cameras like in Blair Witch Project. For sound, it uses subtle violins in scenes as seen in the short film Scrambled. Entrada challenges conventions by switching cameras more frequently and adding sounds to visual effects to make them seem diegetic. The poster relates to The Haunting but only uses two colors instead of multiple. The review follows the film's color scheme instead of magazine conventions and includes the film poster.
Trailer Development Diary
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Production reflection
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Raj used to insult and mistreat his mother when he was younger because she had only one eye. As an adult, Raj argues frequently with his wife and says his mother was a better cook. Raj's daughter is frightened when Raj's mother, now living alone, comes to their door with one eye. Raj yells at his mother to go away. Later, Raj has dreams of his mother crying for help. He goes to her home and discovers from a letter that she donated her eye to him as a child after he lost his own in an accident. Overcome with emotion, Raj breaks down crying in the street, calling out for his mother.
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Character Sketches
This document provides character sketches for a film. It describes 5 main characters:
1. Raj as a child, who resents his mother for having one eye and considers her embarrassing.
2. Adult Raj, the protagonist, who has moved out and has conflicts with his wife and ignores his daughter.
3. Raj's mother, who loves her son unconditionally and donated her eye to him as a child.
4. Raj's wife, who argues frequently with her husband but takes good care of their daughter.
5. Their daughter Maliha, who gets upset by her parents' fights and spends time with both parents.
Film treatment
Raj hated his mother because she had only one eye, which made him ashamed of her. As an adult with a family of his own, Raj was still disrespectful towards his mother when she visited. After having a nightmare where his mother cries out to him, Raj decides to apologize. However, he discovers that his mother has passed away. A note reveals that she donated her eye to Raj as a child to replace the one he lost in an accident, showing her deep love for him, though he failed to appreciate her. Raj is overcome with grief and regret for his past mistreatment of his mother.
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Industry Research: Bollywood
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This document discusses location pictures. Photographs taken at specific locations can provide useful context and information. Sharing location pictures allows others to see images from that place to learn more about it.
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Charlie is a studious teenage boy who likes to get good grades but often feels scared when alone. He spends free time studying and has no friends. A witch haunts Charlie's college floor; she is the ghost of a woman in her 20s wearing white clothes and holding a lit candle, with messed hair and swollen eyes who seems terrified and tries to approach Charlie, scaring him as her dead soul.
Shot list
The document is a shot list for the movie "The 4th Floor" containing 29 shots ranging from establishing shots, wide shots, medium shots, close-ups, and point-of-view shots. The shots include different angles, movements, and notes describing what is happening in each scene such as characters performing experiments, writing notes, picking up pens, experiencing headaches, fainting, waking up, seeing ghosts, running, and entering an elevator.
Lighting plan
Low-key lighting is mainly used in horror films to create tension through dim, shadowy scenarios that reveal characters and surroundings in a mysterious, dark atmosphere. The document discusses how low-key lighting sets the tone and mood for danger by keeping backgrounds dark and dim. It also explains that the filmmaker used natural low-key lighting by blocking light on one side to create a feeling of fear and suspense as a witch haunts the main character, enhancing the tension and suspense throughout the film.
Film treatment..
Charlie, an antisocial college student, finds a scrap of paper with a magic spell. When he recites the spell, he falls unconscious. He awakens to the voice of a witch calling his name and realizes he is alone in the empty college. As he flees in an elevator, the lights go out and Charlie screams, suggesting he has encountered the witch or some other threat. The film will follow Charlie as he is tormented by a witch and tries to escape her in an empty college building.
Film treatment
Charlie, an antisocial college student, finds a scrap of paper with a magic spell. When he recites the spell, he falls unconscious. He awakens to the voice of a witch calling his name and realizes he is alone in the empty college. As he flees in an elevator, the lights go out and Charlie screams, suggesting he has encountered the witch or some other threat. The film follows Charlie as he is tormented by a witch and tries to escape her in an empty college building.
Film treatment
Charlie, a nerdy college student, is bullied by Tony and his gang who take and toss around Charlie's glasses. When Charlie retrieves them from under furniture, he finds a scrap of paper with a magic spell. Upon reading it, Charlie passes out and wakes to strange occurrences - he is called by a witch and chased by a ghostly little girl. As Charlie searches for answers, signs point to "Help Me!" written in blood, with the witch emerging behind him.
Film concept..
The film will be in the horror genre and focus on a college student named Charlie who encounters a witch while working on assignments, leading to more supernatural events. The ending will leave the audience in suspense.
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Editing note
- 1. Editing Note In my film, I have used various editing techniques, from simple tools, to complex audio and video transitions as well as effects. I mainly used dip to white and dip to black video transitions for mostly every changing frame so my video seems to be more coherent. The background music used during the scene when Charlie is left alone is fast with low pitch, which would develop the interest of audience. And the last part of the film where Charlie realizes that he has to run away from the witch if he loves his life, has a fast paced background music, such music is used to create or make audience feel what the character would be feeling at that moment. I have dubbed a voice-over of Charlie when he recites the magic spell. Other than that I have used the basic tools like razor tool to split the clips. I also use audio mixer to control the background music and the voice-over in the film.