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The document discusses the process of creating a teaser trailer for a film project. It describes filming scenes on location at a college house, editing the scenes together in Final Cut Pro, and realizing the initial cut was too long so scenes were cut down or removed. It also discusses selecting and adding appropriate diegetic and non-diegetic sounds from online sources to emphasize moments. Finally, it describes choosing between two production company idents created by a group member, with "Paradox Productions" selected as it had a more eerie tone fitting for the trailer.
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1) Zoe and Bradley imported footage into Premiere Pro, named each clip, and arranged them in order on the timeline.
2) They edited shots, such as adding a jump cut to a walking scene to show the passing of time. Transitions like cross dissolves were used to give an eerie feel.
3) A variety of transitions were used, like dip to black which is conventional for horror. Quick cuts built tension during a montage while some clips had no transition for a faster pace.
Question 7
The document compares the student's process for their preliminary task and film opening task. For the preliminary task, there was little planning, research, or attention to conventions. For the film opening, the student learned from this and put extensive effort into planning, research, casting, editing, sound, lighting, and following genre conventions. This resulted in a much higher quality final product for the film opening task.
Question 7
The document compares the student's process for their preliminary task versus their main horror film opening task. For the preliminary, there was little planning, unfamiliarity with techniques, and a rushed approach. For the film opening, the student did extensive research on horror conventions, spent significant time planning locations, costumes, sound, and editing techniques. This more thorough process led to a higher quality final product that better achieved genre conventions.
Question 7 9
The document compares the student's process for their preliminary task and film opening task. For the preliminary task, there was little planning, research, or attention to conventions. For the film opening, the student learned from this and put extensive effort into planning, research, casting, editing, sound, lighting, and following genre conventions. This resulted in a much higher quality final product for the film opening task.
Question 7 9
The document compares the student's process for their preliminary task and film opening task. For the preliminary task, there was little planning, research, or attention to conventions. For the film opening, the student learned from this and put extensive effort into planning, research, casting, editing, sound, lighting, and following genre conventions. This resulted in a much higher quality final product for the film opening task.
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- 1. TEASER TRAILER For our teaser trailer we started off by filming our individual scenes using the house located in our college, by using this house allowed us to give us a natural setting for our teaser trailer by giving us access to different rooms. After that we imported the different scenes we recorded into final cut pro on the mac’s, from there we spent an hour as a group going through the each individual clips and favouriting the ones we were going to use, or the ones we would use as protentional back-ups for our edit. - Final Cut Pro
- 2. TEASER TRAILER After favouriting each clips we were going use we then placed the favourited ones in the timeline in chronological order, where it’d then be ready to edit and be altered. Once we placed it in the timeline we then realised it was much longer than a normal teaser trailer. We then decided to go through with just editing it, and when it got to the parts which we didn’t like or were fairly too long we cut then down or cut them out of the edit.
- 3. TEASER TRAILER At this point we were looking into different sounds we could use for our edit, being diegetic or non-diegetic. We looked through our edit and noted down the different sounds we would need in our teaser trailer and we decided that that we want purely non-diegetic sounds with a small amount of diegetic sounds to emphasis being there with the character, and to do so we used various websites such as Youtube and Freesound.
- 4. TEASER TRAILER We got our list together and searched through YouTube and Freesound, to find particular sounds such as a door handle rattle, white noise, a non-diegetic chase music, alarm ticking, etc.
- 5. TEASER TRAILER After finding and downloading the individual sounds for each scene we implemented it into our edit to the correct area that it needed to be in.
- 6. IDENT For our ident Ross created two short idents, and as a group we had to decide between “Echo Productions” and “Paradox Productions”, we didn’t choose Echo as we all thought that it was very fitting as it had happy colours such as pink and purple, paradox was much more eerie and it fit well.