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Finishing Production, Week 8, Project task

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Hello, welcome back!

This week for our Project, we will be mainly putting all our ideas in order and seeing what information we gathered and what we will talk about during the video.

By now we have the script, and we will start shooting once everyone in the group can meet up, if they can't for any reason, I will ask them for a team meeting online after college, to see where everyone is with their project work. If they are happy with the script, I would like to start recording the audio and record using video to see how the video edits and uploads, and how we're going to back up our work.

I have started on the caricature for the animation, which will be used for the introduction for the video, and I have also made some graphics that will play as a slideshow as part of the Online Shaming and Cancel Culture video. After that, I will have images of well-known celebrities that have been cancelled recently with a voice-over talking about each cancellation. I'm looking forward to contributing to doing the animation, graphics and editing for the video while showing others in my group what I know with adobe and other software. 

I have been researching a lot to learn some more about adobe fresco and illustrator. Here are some of the videos on editing I have watched.  

Studio Binder has some great information on postproduction, they have a list to help you know what to do on the postproduction website called Studiobinder.com - what Postproduction is.

It is important to have reliable storage, picture editing, sound editing, secure music, sound mixing, visual effects, colour correction, titles graphics and credits, gather distribution materials and make a trailer.

Video Postproduction process - Chloe

How she talks about video production and marketing and also gives helpful information on selecting clips and organising them into the correct order. To add sound and visual effects add on-screen text and colour correct.

Short film Postproduction Workflow pt1

They say how visual effects should be the first to edit once they know what scenes will be used.

How to Make and Edit videos in Canva

This was very helpful as it explains how to use Canva and what visual effects you can create.

9 cuts every video editor should know

There are some useful edits I took from this video was the standard shot the end of one shot and the start of a new one.

  • Cut scene – audio onto your next clip
  • L-cut – audio takes you into the next scene
  • Cut-away- showing where you are in the world, focusing on the landscape shot.
  • Match cuts – matching character actions from here to there.

8 steps to edit a video in Premiere Pro (start to finish)

I learned that frame weight should usually be around 23.978 to start with.

Free Adobe Premiere Pro Essential Tutorial Course

This clip is very handy to have to learn how to edit on premiere pro.

Aftereffects basics- This video was helpful to learn how to add text on video and how to animate the text.  

Three simple Titles in Aftereffects - This video is useful to show how you can make different changes to your titles and credits on your video.

Using Adobe Audition to master your audio under 5 minutes - This video shows how to create special effects, how to make room for vocals, capture noise prints by going to effects and then to the noise reduction process. 

Thank you for taking the time to read my blog about how the end of production is going for our group. 

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