Reviewing the clip shot
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The document discusses reviewing footage to determine which clips will be used in the final production trailer. The editor must look over all footage and use shotlists to decide which clips are suitable based on quality of sound, audio, or whether technical issues like parts of subjects being cut off occur. Examples are provided of clips not usable due to a character's head not fully in frame or a microphone being caught in the shot.
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The document discusses the author's experience using various technologies in creating an opening video sequence. The technologies discussed include a tripod and HD camera, lighting equipment, Adobe Premier for editing, and Prezi for presenting work. For each technology, the author reflects on what went well with using it and potential areas for improvement, such as ensuring steady balancing of the tripod and smooth editing in Premier. Overall, the author felt most technologies were easy to use and gave positive ratings for their effectiveness, with the exception of some issues with lighting compromising scenes.
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The document discusses several pieces of technology used in the production of an opening sequence, including a tripod and HD camera for filming, lighting to illuminate scenes, Adobe Premiere for editing, and Prezi for presenting work. The tripod helped capture footage but needed better balancing. Lighting helped visibility but sometimes compromised the image quality. Adobe Premiere was essential for assembling the final product and allowed adding fitting music. Prezi was useful for representing work but the author felt they rushed creating it. Overall, the author felt the use of technology in filming and editing the opening sequence went well but could be improved with more focus on setup and organization.
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A tripod and HD camera were used to film various scenes like car scenes and a gun shooting scene. Lighting was used to make characters and scenery visible and balanced in different lights. Adobe Premier was used for editing the various clips together into a final product with fitting music. Prezi was used to present work in a more representative way, though it was challenging to use at first.
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- 1. Reviewing the clip shot When editing all the footage mustfirst be looked over in order to find out which is most suitable to be used in the final production trailer. The final clips to be used will be determined through the use of the shotlists that influence what pieces of footage can be used and what can’t be used. The majority of the clips can be used for the final production, however the small amount that can’t be used is becauseof natural conditions that interfered with quality of sound or audio.
- 2. An example of some of the clips not being good enough to use in the final production is the aboveexample which has the picture in focus however the top of Connors characters head isn’tshowing which tells us that the camera is to zoomed in. Another example of this is the picture illustration below which shows the camera in focus, the tripod steady and level, however the boommic is caught in the whole shotso wouldn’tbe able to be used.