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This is my power point for my senior project of media productions. I presented this and the video to judges, and my project won an award.
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Media productions senior project
- 1. Lights, Camera, Action! Media Productions Directed by Ashley Toups
- 2. Media Productions • In today’s world of technology it is important to understand the effective way media productions present information or ideas.
- 3. Special Effects • Give movies some magic. • Examples: Greenscreen effects, duplicating an actor in the same place, moving objects (like in the Harry Potter movies), forced perspective (like in the Lord of the Rings movies), walking backwards and reverse footage, move slowly and play at faster speeds, and lighting effects. (Guardian.co.uk). (Answerjunket.com).
- 4. Equipment • • • • • • • • • • Video camera Digital editing workstation Editing software Portable audio recorder Microphones Muffs and windscreens Boom pole Steadicam Lighting (Indie-film-making.com).
- 5. Process • In the preproduction stage I prepared, planned, and wrote a script for myself for the production. • In the production stage I made sure I had all of the equipment needed. Then I started to film the school, sports, an interview, and myself. • In the postproduction stage I entered in all of my footage, chose special effects, and organized my video.
- 6. What I Have Learned • I have learned much more about equipment and special effects in my research. • I learned and practiced patience while creating the video. • I have also gained confidence in this video project.