Video & Sound Production/Project 2: Shooting and Editing

WangShengxiao/0369380

Bachelor of Design(Honours)in Creative Media

Video & Sound Production/Project 2: Shooting and Editing


INSTRUCTION




LECTURE
Production Team Overview
  • Producer: Manages all film project stages including fundraising, staffing, and distribution.
  • Scriptwriter: Crafts the script, shaping story order and logic.
  • Director: Oversees film creation, controlling plot and technical aspects.
  • Assistant Director: Manages daily filming schedules and assists the director.
  • Director of Photography: Collaborates with the director on shooting and lighting.
  • Lighting Engineer: Designs and implements lighting schemes.
  • Sound Engineer: Records all on-set sounds.
  • Production Designer: Designs sets, costumes, props, and makeup.
  • Film Editor: Edits shots into a coherent film.
  • Visual Effects Artist: Synthesizes images and effects.
  • Sound Designer: Manages post-production sound effects.

Film Production Workflow

  1. Development: Project planning, script writing, preliminary budgeting.
  2. Pre-production: Finalizing shooting scripts, budgeting, casting, arranging shooting details.
  3. Production: Actual filming process.
  4. Post-production: Editing, mixing, adding special effects and scoring.
  5. Distribution: Releasing the film through various channels.

Color Correction and Grading in Adobe Premiere Pro

  1. Color Correction:
    • Use the "Color" workspace.
    • Open and configure Lumetri Scopes.
    • Adjust basic correction settings like white balance, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and saturation.
  2. Color Grading:
    • Add and apply an adjustment layer.
    • Adjust settings in the Lumetri Color panel for the desired look.
  3. Tone Matching:
    • Use a reference clip to ensure consistent tone across all clips.
    • Compare and match settings using Lumetri Scopes.

Practice in class

Project 2A:


We need team members to collaborate and make our own micro film clips modeled after the film.
We shot each scene many times, and I think this experience was very valuable to me in order to improve. I was tired, but I learned a lot.

Youtube:  Link to the video

Project 2B:
Because our task is to shoot our own short video Vlog, so when I was thinking about the theme, I opened my photo album and found the daily activities I recorded in high school. I was immediately immersed in memories. That time was very meaningful for me, because I was in training at that time, and we were also in the storm of COVID-19. So that time for me was difficult and hard, but also unforgettable. This is the reason why I finally decided to edit this topic, I want to record it, not only as homework, but also as a record of my youth.


REFLECTION

In recent weeks, I've gained a comprehensive understanding of film production, including the roles and responsibilities of various team members like the producer, director, and cinematographer. I've also explored the technical aspects of filmmaking, such as color correction and grading using Adobe Premiere Pro, focusing on adjusting white balance, exposure, and saturation to achieve consistent visual styles.

Additionally, I've worked on editing production shoots, experimenting with non-linear editing techniques and syncing audio with video. This practical experience has been complemented by preparing storyboards for social media videos, emphasizing creative planning and execution in visual storytelling.


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