Wednesday, 21 December 2016
Friday, 16 December 2016
Editing Session #7
Date: 16/12/16
This session consisted of us adding the finish touches to our music video, such as ensuring that the cuts were in time and that there was no shaky shots. We did this by adding warp stabiliser, such as to the shot of the fish. We also added a rewind effect to the shot of the couple walking, as we felt that it would be more interesting with this included. Whilst one issue that we encountered was that the warp stabiliser occasionally did not work properly, we were able to fix this through editing such as slowing the shot down or replacing it altogether.
This session consisted of us adding the finish touches to our music video, such as ensuring that the cuts were in time and that there was no shaky shots. We did this by adding warp stabiliser, such as to the shot of the fish. We also added a rewind effect to the shot of the couple walking, as we felt that it would be more interesting with this included. Whilst one issue that we encountered was that the warp stabiliser occasionally did not work properly, we were able to fix this through editing such as slowing the shot down or replacing it altogether.
Editing Session #6
Date: 13/12/16
For this editing session, we focused on addressing the feedback that we were given in order to improve our music video. This included using warp stabilisation on shots, such as the close up of leaves, in order to make them less shaky. We also ensured that our rewind effect matches specific parts of the music. For example, the shot of Luca bowling. Finally, we removed the split screen from our music video, and replaced it with superimposition. This all went well, and we did not have any issues except for struggling to ensure the rewind effect was exactly on beat. However, this was quickly fixed.
For this editing session, we focused on addressing the feedback that we were given in order to improve our music video. This included using warp stabilisation on shots, such as the close up of leaves, in order to make them less shaky. We also ensured that our rewind effect matches specific parts of the music. For example, the shot of Luca bowling. Finally, we removed the split screen from our music video, and replaced it with superimposition. This all went well, and we did not have any issues except for struggling to ensure the rewind effect was exactly on beat. However, this was quickly fixed.
Thursday, 15 December 2016
Wednesday, 14 December 2016
Sunday, 11 December 2016
Music Video - Second Draft
WWW: The superimposition and cross dissolves used in our music video looked good, and worked to help the video have a smoother transition between shots. This therefore made our music video looked more professional, and conventional for our genre of music.
EBI: We removed the split screen and fast eye movement close up, as these do not fit very well into our music video and instead make it appear disjointed and unrelated to the narrative at times.
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