Wednesday, 31 January 2018
Sunday, 14 January 2018
Editing Journal
Editing Journal
Day 1:
The first thing I did was download all of the clips taken and go through all of them checking the quality of the clips. After I ensured all of my clips were high enough quality for my music video, I then downloaded them onto my Premier Pro file.
I then downloaded my music and it was the first clip I put into my timeline so then I could match the clips to the music. After this I then looked at my storyboards and took the clips that matched with ones I had taken and clipped them and put them with the song.
As I wanted to have a VHS effect on my music video, I watched a numerous amount of tutorials on YouTube to find the right way I wanted to do it as I wanted it to look professional instead of poor quality.
Day 2:
On the second day, I began the process of the VHS effect. I copied each clip twice and placed them one on top of the other. I then added the effect "Arithmetic" on to all of the clips and changed the Opacity Blend Mode to Linear Dodge (Add). On the top layer I set the Blue Value in the Arithmetic to 200 and the position to 960.0 and 540.0. I then changed the middle layers Green Value to 200 and on the bottom layer I changed the Red Value to 200. I had to render my clips every time I had done this to two clips.
Day 3:
On the third day I added an adjustment layer and added the effect Noise. I changed the Amount of Noise to 20.0%. After this I had to render as it effected all of the clips already in place. I then added in more clips and continued the steps from the second day of editing.
I added in an effect which caused a lined to travel horizontally down the frame to add more to the VHS effect.
Day 4, 5 and 6:
I continued to add more clips in, changing their orders, changing the clip lengths and making sure they were cutting on the beat. After all the clips were in I made sure that every cut was in time with the music which made it more professional and more like a real music promo.
Day 1:
The first thing I did was download all of the clips taken and go through all of them checking the quality of the clips. After I ensured all of my clips were high enough quality for my music video, I then downloaded them onto my Premier Pro file.
I then downloaded my music and it was the first clip I put into my timeline so then I could match the clips to the music. After this I then looked at my storyboards and took the clips that matched with ones I had taken and clipped them and put them with the song.
As I wanted to have a VHS effect on my music video, I watched a numerous amount of tutorials on YouTube to find the right way I wanted to do it as I wanted it to look professional instead of poor quality.
Day 2:
On the second day, I began the process of the VHS effect. I copied each clip twice and placed them one on top of the other. I then added the effect "Arithmetic" on to all of the clips and changed the Opacity Blend Mode to Linear Dodge (Add). On the top layer I set the Blue Value in the Arithmetic to 200 and the position to 960.0 and 540.0. I then changed the middle layers Green Value to 200 and on the bottom layer I changed the Red Value to 200. I had to render my clips every time I had done this to two clips.
Day 3:
On the third day I added an adjustment layer and added the effect Noise. I changed the Amount of Noise to 20.0%. After this I had to render as it effected all of the clips already in place. I then added in more clips and continued the steps from the second day of editing.
I added in an effect which caused a lined to travel horizontally down the frame to add more to the VHS effect.
Day 4, 5 and 6:
I continued to add more clips in, changing their orders, changing the clip lengths and making sure they were cutting on the beat. After all the clips were in I made sure that every cut was in time with the music which made it more professional and more like a real music promo.
Friday, 15 December 2017
Album Digipak: Creation Process
The image I began with was dull in colour so I began with editing the contrast and enhancing the colours already there:
After doing so, I then cropped the image into two halves for the front and back of the digitak:
Then I added the title and artist name to the front cover and the song list onto the back of the digipak using the font 'denver':
After Receiving feedback from my teacher I made some small but noticeable changes. First I made the back ground slightly darker so the text on the back would stand out more. Then I moved the artists name to the lower right hand corner of the front cover. Finally I removed the lamp post and sun from the image:
Finally I added the barcode, copyright text and logo of the record company to the back to make it more realistic and to follow the conventions of a digitak:
Magazine Advertisement: Creation Process
The image I began with needed a very small amount of editing as it was already rich in colour but still needed a slight enhancement:
Afterwards, I then added the name of artist, album name, release date and their website and social media handle using the font 'Denver' which is the same as the one used for the digitak:
I then received feedback from my teacher and another student. My teachers feedback was to try moving the text down the page and the students was to try spreading it out more:
Monday, 20 November 2017
Friday, 20 October 2017
Filming Plan
Filming Plan
Date:
12/11/17
Locations:
London - Trafalgar Square
London - Buckingham Palace
London - Kensington
London - Piccadilly Circus
London - Underground Stations
London - South Bank
Cast:
Henry Cogswell
Taylor Hanson
Times:
11:30 - Train to London
12:30 - Arrive at Trafalgar Square and begin Filming
1:00 - Arrive at Buckingham Palace
1:30 - Arrive at Kensington
2:00 - Arrive at Piccadilly Circus
2:30 - Arrive at South Bank
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