How I done my effects x 3
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The document describes how to create three different visual effects in video editing software. To create the first effect, the creator applied noise, a border, and color embossing to footage and used motion analysis and match moving to make text follow the movement. For the second effect, a text template was customized and the speed of appearing messages was altered to match the scene's pacing. To create the third effect, actors were recorded against a green screen, the green was removed in Premiere Pro using color features, and feathering and keying/colorizing were applied in After Effects to achieve a silhouetted look.
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This document contains a list of 6 items that appear to be camera locations or views including "Kayy Park", "Alley", "Cam 1", "Flats Balcony Cam 1", and "Low Angle". The items listed could be camera names, locations, or angles for security camera surveillance of different areas.
Brainstorm game
The document outlines ideas for three different video game concepts. The first is a battle royale game with large maps where 100 players fight to be the last alive in a deathmatch-style game show. The second is a first-person shooter set during a fictional World War 3 across several small maps depicting battles between different military factions. The third is a side-scrolling beat-em-up set in the 1980s/1990s with neon graphics where four friends must fight through 10 increasingly difficult levels and waves of enemies to escape an alien spaceship.
Dr goggins
Jon Voyage informs the students that Dr. Goggins has died, and leads a moment of silence in his honor. Jon's monkey misses Dr. Goggins and is given his helmet to comfort him. Jon tells the students they have arrived on the treasure island. He sets a trap to capture a dinosaur, using Zoey to lure it out. Jon plans to kill the dinosaur and monkey to sell their parts and fund future expeditions, but has a change of heart after seeing their innocence. He decides instead to protect the island's inhabitants.
Character representatives
This document summarizes the main characters in the film Descent:
Sarah is the protagonist who goes through a traumatic car crash that changes her character after losing her family. Beth is Sarah's best friend and supportive figure. Juno takes control of the situation when they are lost. Rebecca is very protective of her younger sister Sam. Holly is a daredevil who gets injured. The group is shown sleeping comfortably before exploring the cave but later appear hardened after facing challenges underground. An image foreshadows an affair between Juno and Paul that causes later conflict.
Prod meeting 2
The meeting discussed a school media production, noting the location, time, and attendees. A camera operator was nominated, a production schedule detailing the shoot information was produced and distributed, and actor rehearsals were completed so everyone is ready for their roles.
Production meeting
The meeting summary discusses finding camera operators and scheduling filming and rehearsals for a school media project. It notes the location, time, and attendees of the meeting. Key agenda items included nominating camera operators, creating a filming schedule that works for all involved, and scheduling rehearsals for actors to ensure they are prepared with reminders about commitments. Planning for camera angles, framing, and lighting was also mentioned.
Script 1 (1)
This production script outlines the camera shots and dialogue for a scene. It includes 16 camera shots labeled CAM 1, 2, or 3 from 16:00 to 17:37. The dialogue has the characters Dr. Goggins screaming in pain, Jon Voyage announcing that Dr. Goggins has died and trying to comfort a grieving monkey, and Jon talking to students about arriving at the island to search for treasure.
Script 1 (1) copy
This document is a production script that lists camera shots and angles along with accompanying dialogue. It details two characters, Zoey and an unnamed person, setting a trap for a dinosaur by having Zoey lure it out with leaves. Their plan is to smash the dinosaur on the back of the skull to kill it so they can take its head, neck, tail, and skin to sell in London and have an "extinction banquet."
Script 1 (1) copy 2
This document appears to be a production script that outlines camera shots and angles for a scene. It includes timestamps for different camera shots labeled as CAM 1, CAM 2, CAM 3, etc. along with descriptions of shots as wide or mid. The script also includes some dialogue between characters discussing protecting innocent creatures on an island and saying goodbye as one character leaves to return home.
Dr goggins
Jon Voyage informs the students that Dr. Goggins has died, and leads a moment of silence in his honor. Jon's monkey misses Dr. Goggins and is given his helmet to comfort him. Jon tells the students they have arrived on the treasure-filled island. He sets a trap to capture a dinosaur, using Zoey to lure it out. However, after being shot with a love dart, Jon decides to protect the island's inhabitants instead of exploiting them. He sends Zoey back alone to England while he dedicates his life to Honopopo.
Media effects
The document discusses three media theories: 1) The hypodermic needle theory suggests media can desensitize viewers to messages by "injecting" them, as seen with copycat behavior after violent films. 2) The two-step flow theory proposes opinions are shaped by elite opinion leaders who are influenced by media and then influence the general population. 3) Uses and gratifications theory views audiences as active interpreters of media based on their own experiences, not passive receivers of messages.
Questionaire analysis
This document contains an analysis of a questionnaire about the film "The Descent" and profiles the target audience. The analysis found that more male respondents saw the film than expected, most having viewed it on DVD rather than in theaters. Over half of respondents enjoyed the film. The purpose of this analysis is to understand the demographic of the audience to better market future films to appeal to their interests. An audience profile of an 18-year old male student named Mike Greek is also provided as an example target viewer.
Audience thing
The document discusses different audiences for the film "The Descent" and their justifications. It identifies drama as the primary audience because female characters and their issues will resonate with young girls. Gore and monsters are said to appeal more to the secondary (male) audience as they are more desensitized to violence and enjoy horror films. The additional audience would like the adventure aspects as it matches their real-life hobbies like extreme sports.
The Descent Target Audience
The document outlines three target audiences for a film called The Descent:
1) The primary audience is 15-25 year old female students from economic group D who enjoy partying on weekends and prefer trusted brands.
2) The secondary audience is 25-35 year old male horror fans from economic groups C1/C2 who are starting families and careers.
3) The additional target audience is both males and females aged 25-35 from economic group C1 who participate in extreme sports as a hobby.
Production script
The document contains schedules for filming at Heath Town Park on April 4th and 6th. On the 4th, filming would include two shots between 11:35-11:45 and 12:10-12:20, with location changes and equipment setup in between. On the 6th, three shots were scheduled from 11:25-11:35, 11:55-12:05, and 12:05-12:10 followed by wrapping up the cast and derigging equipment by 12:20.
Script mirage
The document is a screenplay for a short film titled "Mirage". It follows two detectives investigating the murder of Richard Price, who was found shot dead in an elevator. Their main suspect is Dom Poole, who was seen leaving the building around the time of the murder. In an interrogation scene, Dom claims he was just making a pizza delivery to the building and encountered Richard by chance. However, the lead detective produces evidence questioning Dom's alibi. Flashbacks show Dom and Richard meeting in the building, with Richard giving Dom packages to transport and mentioning he needs money to secure his brother's release.
Mise en scene 2 cave
The scene takes place in a dark, small cave where a group of climbers encounter creatures. They are wearing climbing equipment like helmets and harnesses as they slowly climb the cave walls. The naked creatures attack in a crawling manner. The only lighting comes from the helmet lamps and infrared camera light. Diegetic sounds are used to further the realism of being in the cave, including echoes and water, adding to the suspense without non-diegetic musical cues.
Descent mis en scene
The document analyzes the mise-en-scene elements in a scene from the film The Descent. It begins with a young girl blowing out candles on a birthday cake in darkness, representing the fading of her happiness. The scene then shifts to a hospital where the main character lays in bed connected to monitors, showing she is in a distressed mental state following the loss of her daughter and husband. As she wanders the empty corridors of the hospital, the lighting takes on a green tint, representing her disconnect from reality. When the tint is removed and doctors appear, the audience feels a sense of relief.
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How I done my effects x 3
- 1. To create this effect I firstly put my footage into motion then applied noise, a simple border and color emboss to it. I then create the text for the title then used the analysis motion to make the title move when I wanted, and then by applying match move the title will do follow the movement.
- 2. To create this text effect I used a template which allowed me to customize it to my needs. I had selected the style I deemed suitable and then changed the text on all the messages and then altered the speed at which the messages appear to match the pacing of the scene it was intended for.
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