Nea task 9 effects
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This document provides resources for learning different effects and techniques for a magazine or music video project. It lists various YouTube tutorials on photo editing in Photoshop and layout design in InDesign for magazine content. For music videos, it suggests effects like split screen, blurred backgrounds, selective colorization, blending multiple videos, glowing text titles, cloning shots, and strobe, color, time echo, and scribble effects. An important note is that any effects or tricks used should be suitable for the intended audience and genre.
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This document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including templates and suggestions for various pre-production elements. Students are instructed to select a song, generate ideas for interpreting it visually, and choose a final idea. They then assess the viability of their production through researching locations, equipment, and personnel needs. Visual planning elements include concept boards, storyboarding, and a shot list. Organizational planning covers production roles, location information, risk assessments, contingency planning, and scheduling. Clearance forms are also required.
Mv assignment 01 2020 pro forma(1)
This document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including templates for:
- Generating ideas and researching techniques
- Assessing the viability of production plans
- Visual planning through storyboarding and shot listing
- Organizational planning with schedules, permissions, and contingency planning
Students are directed to customize the templates with their own group's ideas, plans, and pre-production details for their music video assignment. Templates cover key pre-production elements like concepts, locations, equipment, and risk assessment.
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