16.1.1

The Gloaming

What is editing?

It is an essential part of any audio-visual production. It’s also a way of selecting different shots to produce a story line.

What is Elliptical editing?

It’s a way of using a certain shot to fill in the gaps to tell the audience what the person was doing, without it actually taking place in the scene.

Why are long shots used?

To remind the audience where is the character is, without having to repeat the surrounding over and over. In other words, it gives the viewers a feel of where the action/event is taking place without having use different shots to identify.

What is ‘non-diagetic sound?

MUSIC/SOUND/VOICE that has been added to scene, which wasn’t actually taking place when the event was being filmed. The character doesn’t hear it but the audience does to give the scene it an airy, suspicious emotion to the viewers.

How do we know she is bending down to pick up the ring? (What shots are used and why?)

The shots (of her looking down0 that had been used before hand were used to for another scene, which has now been used to use less screen time with her bending over again to pick up another item. (Ring)

Hustle

Overhead establishing shot - what does this achieve?
Giving the viewers an in sight into the what and where the film is set. Giving the audience an idea of what the film what the film or programme will be about.

• What is Shot-Reverse-Shot?

Cutting back and forth between both characters is simply indicating that both characters conversing with each other.

• What is Eye-line matching?

The person standing up was on screen and down, but the person sitting was off screen & up. This is another way of indication that both persons are interacting with each other.

• Why do we cut to the other members of the group?

To make sure that the focus isnt taken on off the main actors or characters in the actaul scene

• What is a wipe?

Move action to different location and time

• What is the effect of using quick cuts?

Creating fast rhythm and allow audience to stay on their toes as some shots are quite long and quite short to keep that pace of story on point

7 Questions on Music Genres

MUSIC:

What genre of music do you like? and why?
Why do you prefer this type compared to the rest?
Do you feel that you can relate to this music you listen to?
Who's your favourite artist of today? and why?
What genre of music do you dislike the most?
Who would you compare yourself to?
If you had a chance to bring an artist to our century, who would it be?

Interactive Media

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Digitals

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My Video

What I liked about my video is that I made myself clear about my ambition, family and all the other factors I had spoken about within my video. Also I enjoyed recording, as my peers and I were able to play around with the different variety of shots that could and wouldn’t be able to complete the video, along with the frames in my storyboard. Whilst doing this, I didn’t enjoy having to repeat myself over and over again as the camera was either unfocused or kept blurring in my face but the background was as clear as day. OR the music wasn’t at the points that I wanted so I had keep cutting and pasting the song over and over again.

Too further add, I could have improved on my video but because this was final cut pro was brand new software to me so I had difficulty doing so it wasn’t as easy as to be said. The thing I would to change up my footage, I would add more shots, more sound effects, more information and a lot more movement as I was just sitting down and not doing much walking around. By trying to make more time to finish of my video, structure the video clearly, that could of helped me save a lot of time because the resources I would of used would of bee easy to trace. The video was not long enough and in the video it was unclear because I was trying remember what to say and in what order to start my video. 

Unit 60.

A video profile is a way for job seekers t showcase their abilities beyond the capabillites of a traditional paper resume. What is my favourite colour? I dont actually have a favourite colour but i can say that the main colour i do wear is black, as it is versatile ( can Be worn with any colour you can think of and still look good. What experiences are you most proud of? Being able to look and feel beautiful on my prom day and being noticed by well known reggae artist over in poland and being offered a modelling promotion over there. What makes you different. from those around you? i am me. No one else can practice hard enough to be that. Who or what is inspiration? My family are my inspiration. I want to be able to do them proud in the future, give them the life i've always wanted them to have once i fulfil my ambition in becoming a fashion designer. Being able to give them anything and everything they want without questions being asked, imagining having the ability to do that only pushes me harder at what i do and want to do in the best i am now.

Legal and Ethical

What does copyright mean? The exclusive legal right given to an originator, or assignee to print, publish, perform, film or record literary, artistic or musical material and to authorize others to do the same. 3 Examples of different thing you might include in your video and could be the subject to copyright: Audio, Video and Images 2 Websites that gives copyright free music: Gettyimages and Royalfreemusic List a website where you can find free or low fee photography: www.makeusof.com and www.catwhocode.com Explain what location release form and why is it needed for filming? Having the right to plan and video in certain location with a form. For permission to air something on TV, Radio and also have your identity to be hidden. What is a contributor release form and why is it required? Form that gives ownership rights. iTS required to commercially exploit the contributions of all writers, directors, actors and the crew.