PLEASE NOTE: YOUR ASSIGNMENT FOR TODAY IS POSTED BELOW, EVERYONE MUST DO THIS ASSIGNMENT, NO EXCEPTIONS AND NO EXCUSES. WE WILL SHOOT EVERGREEN TODAY TOMORROW WHEN I RETURN.
Here is your assignment for today while I'm gone, but there is no warm-up! Please READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY! SORRY, NO CAMERAS CAN BE CHECKED OUT TODAY.
- EVERYONE (NO EXCEPTIONS) IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DOING THIS ASSIGNMENT TODAY.
- IT IS DUE BY THE START OF CLASS TOMORROW.
- NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
- HELP EACH OTHER OUT!
1. Start by opening a NEW After Effects project and name it: your LAST name P3 cool intro. You'll also be using Photoshop but don't worry, just open Photoshop when the tutorial asks for it and follow along.
2. Using the video below as your guide and instructions, make and intro with a fake production company's name that you make up (The name I use for my freelance company for example is "Images Captured Video Productions")
3. You'll need to download a grunge background from Google to use before you start but make sure when searching images you select "Search Tools" then "Size" then "Large" at the top of the Google screen for images
4. Be creative, you will be using this on the end of all your videos from now on.
5. Turn it in on the ASSIGNMENTS page where the assignment is listed
FILE NAME FOR TURN IN: your LAST name P3 cool intro
2. Using the video below as your guide and instructions, make and intro with a fake production company's name that you make up (The name I use for my freelance company for example is "Images Captured Video Productions")
3. You'll need to download a grunge background from Google to use before you start but make sure when searching images you select "Search Tools" then "Size" then "Large" at the top of the Google screen for images
4. Be creative, you will be using this on the end of all your videos from now on.
5. Turn it in on the ASSIGNMENTS page where the assignment is listed
FILE NAME FOR TURN IN: your LAST name P3 cool intro
Start out today with the warm up below. When you are done finish your After Effects project and export it. Google "how to export a project in After Effects for many videos on how to do it.
Warm up:
Watch this video on camera movement. Write a paragraph on what is meant by camera movement and describe at least two different types of psychological impact different types of camera movement can have on your viewer. We will share out what you wrote for the warm up videos tomorrow in class.
If the video does not play: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRJ0Ei4hLWI
Assignment for 5/2/14: (Everyone is responsible for turning this in on Monday)
Using the video below to find the basics of how to add lightning to any video you have!
1. Open any project or bloopers you may have, it could be an already completed premiere pro project file or you can start a new one, just make sure if you're using a previous project you re-name it first.
2. Follow the video below to just get started and then add as many lightning bolts as you can in any configuration you want! Of course it won't be just like the video below, but all I want to see is lightning of any kind in your video, and a lot of it! It's sooooo simple! You can even use the bloopers from your video if you want!
4. Have fun!
Warm-up
Go to the following link: http://www.creativebloq.com/design/top-movie-title-sequences-10121014
Watch the title sequences and then in your warm-ups tell me about two or more new ideas for a ttitle sequnce you got from watching these!
Go to the following link: http://www.creativebloq.com/design/top-movie-title-sequences-10121014
Watch the title sequences and then in your warm-ups tell me about two or more new ideas for a ttitle sequnce you got from watching these!
Watch the video and answer the following:
1. What brings a great news story life?
2. What did you learn from the video you did not know or think about before?
1. What brings a great news story life?
2. What did you learn from the video you did not know or think about before?
Lighting is the difference between a video that looks like it was shot by an amateur and video that looks like it was shot by a professional.
Watch the video below and then answer the following:
1. Where should the Key Light be placed?
2. What does a Fill light do?
3. What effect does a Backlight have on your talent?
Watch the video below and then answer the following:
1. Where should the Key Light be placed?
2. What does a Fill light do?
3. What effect does a Backlight have on your talent?
Download and complete the journal form below, then go to the "assignments" page to turn it in.
| Digital Video 3 - Journal 1 |
| Digital Video 2 - Journal 1 |
This video is from a series on videos for churches but makes a very good point of the importance of audio quality in your videos. It's not meant to promote any religion in any way, just good audio in your videos!
Watch this video and answer the following in your warm ups:
1. If you have great video but poor audio quality what will that undo in your video?
2. If the audio quality is poor what happens?
3. If your audio quality is bad, what do people assume?
4. What percentage does the audio quality make up of your video quality?
Watch this video and answer the following in your warm ups:
1. If you have great video but poor audio quality what will that undo in your video?
2. If the audio quality is poor what happens?
3. If your audio quality is bad, what do people assume?
4. What percentage does the audio quality make up of your video quality?
Even thought today's video refers to shooting video with a DSLR camera, it still applies to non-DSLR video cameras.
Watch the video and then explain what you learned from it!
Watch the video and then explain what you learned from it!
By now you've all produced a news story for the announcements. Today's video is a refresher course and will also present some new information.
It's time that everyone start coming up with story or segments ideas for Evergreen today, so this information is important. Watch the video and then tell me two NEW things you learned from the video.
And remember! you can NEVER have too much B-Roll!
It's time that everyone start coming up with story or segments ideas for Evergreen today, so this information is important. Watch the video and then tell me two NEW things you learned from the video.
And remember! you can NEVER have too much B-Roll!
Today's video is a review of some things that we should already know in your level of video production but often forget when we are actually shooting or planning our shots. I realize you may have seen this video before.
Watch today's video and then in your warm up think about and answer the following:
1. How do you shoot a person using the rule of thirds?
2. When would be an appropriate time to break the rule of thirds?
3. When shooting an "over-the-shoulder" shot how much of the frame should you give the main subject?
4. Why should you stick with the same lens when shooting a dialogue scene?
Watch today's video and then in your warm up think about and answer the following:
1. How do you shoot a person using the rule of thirds?
2. When would be an appropriate time to break the rule of thirds?
3. When shooting an "over-the-shoulder" shot how much of the frame should you give the main subject?
4. Why should you stick with the same lens when shooting a dialogue scene?
Good title sequences can make your video really stand out from the rest of the pack, so don't take them for granted!
Think of them as a little "mini-movie" within your full movie or video.
Take a look at the first video, which is an awesome title sequence, (keep in mind the credits at the end of the first video would not be seen in a true title sequence which is meant to begin a movie or video) then watch the short second video which will give you some interesting insight into how it was made. In your warm up today answer the following questions:
1. What is the purpose of a title sequence?
2. What did you like most about this title sequence?
3. Why did they storyboard EVERY shot?
4. How did I say you should think of your title sequence and why should you not take them for granted?
Think of them as a little "mini-movie" within your full movie or video.
Take a look at the first video, which is an awesome title sequence, (keep in mind the credits at the end of the first video would not be seen in a true title sequence which is meant to begin a movie or video) then watch the short second video which will give you some interesting insight into how it was made. In your warm up today answer the following questions:
1. What is the purpose of a title sequence?
2. What did you like most about this title sequence?
3. Why did they storyboard EVERY shot?
4. How did I say you should think of your title sequence and why should you not take them for granted?