Post Production: Evidence of Making
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The document discusses the steps taken to edit a movie trailer, including cutting and arranging shots, adjusting audio levels, adding visual effects like black and white, color correcting shots, creating titles in After Effects using smoke and blur effects, and adding subtitles by importing files between Premiere Pro and After Effects and fading the text in and out.
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The process helped improve skills in using equipment, understanding editing software, creating graphics, and assembling footage into a coherent narrative.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses the use of various software and tools during the construction stage of a video production project. Final Cut Express was used to edit the main video, adding stop motion, color correction, and text. Photoshop allowed exploring different techniques for print productions, using tools like lasso and color adjustment. InDesign was used to create a film review, placing edited images and wrapping text. A Cannon camera documented the construction process through photos of actors, equipment, and the film in progress.
Question 4
The document summarizes the various software, tools, and technologies used during the production of a film project. It describes researching films using Google and specific websites. Planning utilized Celtx for screenwriting and Final Cut Pro for storyboarding. Filming used a Canon camera and editing was done on Mac computers using Final Cut Pro. Sound effects were found using a free sound library. Photoshop and Illustrator were used for poster and magazine cover design. The trailer was uploaded to YouTube and embedded on blogs. Presentations used PowerPoint and SlideShare.
How did you use media technologies in the
The document discusses the production process of a documentary. It describes the equipment used such as cameras, microphones, and editing software. Post-production steps are also outlined, including editing footage together in Adobe Premiere Pro, designing promotional materials in Photoshop, and recording narration in Audacity. Various formats are used to evaluate the finished work like podcasts, essays, and videos. Social media and file sharing helped with planning, distribution, and receiving feedback.
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Amy used various new media technologies in creating, researching, planning, and evaluating her music video project. She used iMovie for editing the video, including adding colorization and transitions. She used SerifPagePlus for desktop publishing, including layout and design of the digipack. A digital video camera and tripod were used to film the video and achieve various effects. Blogger was used to document the entire process online through posts, labels, and addressing issues. A still camera captured images for the digipack and website. Natural and car headlights provided lighting in the video. Various software was used creatively within the blog to showcase information.
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The document discusses various technologies used to create a film opening, including learning how to use Apple Macs, Adobe Premiere Pro, Live Type, GarageBand, After Effects, YouTube, a DSLR camera, tripod, QuickTime Player, and a soundproof room. Key technologies discussed are Apple Macs for editing, Premiere Pro for video editing, Live Type for titles, GarageBand for original music, and a DSLR camera for high quality filming. The creator had to learn to use many of these technologies during the process, such as Macs, Premiere Pro, Live Type, After Effects, and QuickTime Player.
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The document discusses various technologies the author learned about through constructing a horror film product. The author learned how to use Final Cut Pro to edit videos, add effects and transitions, and manipulate audio levels. Photoshop allowed color inversion and editing of images. Cubase6 and MIDI were used to compose music and add effects. Royalty-free music was found online. Cameras were used to capture different shots like point-of-view. Planning utilized Word, PowerPoint, blogs, Prezi, and Wix.
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The document discusses marketing strategies for a gangster film set in London. It explains that the poster, magazine, and trailer for the film incorporate consistent iconography, actors, and settings to clearly link the marketing materials. The film's unique selling points are its London setting, which subverts gangster film conventions that are usually set in American cities, and its diverse cast. Regarding marketing packages, the document states that a portrait poster format was chosen to allow displays in various public spaces, and that the trailer would hypothetically be premiered on YouTube to take advantage of online audiences.
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Based on a survey of 25 people, 68% watched gangster movies, suggesting there is significant interest in the genre. Respondents associated gangster films with weapons, drugs, money, suits, fedoras, cigars, and Italians. When asked about including gangster elements in a new film trailer, 96% said yes. Popular actor suggestions included Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Ryan Gosling. Few knew director names, but classic gangster films like The Godfather, Scarface, and Goodfellas were recognized.
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Conventions of gangster films
Gangster films often depict a self-made man rising to the top through criminal acts like drug trafficking, though only the strongest survive. They portray a glamorous lifestyle of fast cars, clubs, and women while committing brutal killings without remorse. Scenes are usually set in urban areas and feature low lighting, suits and ties, and weapons to set a dark and mysterious tone that emphasizes the criminal nature of the characters.
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The posters for The Wolf of Wall Street use photography and design elements to convey information about the film's genre, target audience, and stars. Leonardo DiCaprio is prominently featured in both posters as the lead character. One poster shows him in an office setting, indicating it is a biography film about his character Jordan Belfort. Both posters mention the prestigious director Martin Scorsese and actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill to attract audiences. Subtle clues like luxury brands and a natural lighting also establish the film's depiction of an lavish lifestyle on Wall Street.
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The author has tried to attract their audience for their hip hop magazine in several ways. They used design elements from other popular music magazines as inspiration. Key elements that aim to attract readers include a headline styled with effects in Photoshop to make it stand out, using an edited female model image on the cover, and including hip hop fashion brands. Font choices and layout are meant to be aesthetically pleasing and easy to understand. Color scheme and props reference hip hop culture to attract an audience interested in hip hop.
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- 1. 1. Cutting and transitions I have began editing by creating a raw copy of the trailer by putting the shots in the correct order, then I used the razor tool to cut the shots together. In some cases the cut was too rough and transitions would have been used for effect. By double clicking on them I was also able to change the duration.
- 2. 2. Audio In order for the trailer to make sense and to run smoothly adjustments needed to be made to the audio using the Audio Control Master as well as the Audio Gain tool along with Audio Transitions.
- 3. 3. Pre-sets I have added ready made pre-sets to some of the scenes e.g. in the opening scene black & white effect was used
- 4. 4. Colour Correction I have used the Video effect section of the pre- sets and effects to change the colours of the shots so that they look much cleaner and work better together
- 5. 5. After Effects I have used this software in order to create authentic looking cinematic titles. By using a pre-set of a smoke being blown, I have implemented a linear fade to the text along with a blur creating a very interesting looking title. I have also used the “Transform” options to do basic text animation.
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