It's been a hectic one, but we've set ourselves deadlines and kept
to them, which I'm really proud of and has worked really well.
The previous post
was a document we had to complete about presenting our work. We are going to be
presenting it in the Dubbing Theatre, which is like a mini cinema. The final
edit is a 3min 30 (ish) short infomercial type video so in this context it
works well, because it is almost like an advert you would see at the cinema,
except it advertising a product and not a film.
Ideally we would
want the presentation to really enhance the video. So for example, if we could
show it on a smartphone, a tablet, a laptop and project it onto a screen, and
synch them so they all play at the same time, that would be really selling the
product. However, I don't think this is possible. Synching all these products
would be difficult, if not impossible, and would perhaps lend more focus to the
idea of the power of technology, rather than just smartphones.
If we had
unlimited money it would be pretty cool to have several smartphones and put
them in a grid and play the video off all of them. But again, we are not that
rich, haha!
So yeah: after
that tutorial we both felt really positive. Raine and Chris seemed positive too
which made us feel better, and Raine commented on how much our worked had
progressed in such a short amount of tie which was really encouraging.
Our to do list
after that day looked a litte like this:
- Finish the
animations and add backgrounds
- Finish the
soundtrack
- Capture,
separate and edit the interview footage
- Download and
edit the adverts we showed in the interviews into shorter versions of
themselves
- Edit them all
together into the final piece!
Which, actually
was quite a lot, but we knew we could do it!
Maks spent tuesday
making the backgrounds for the animations.
On wednesday I
captured and separated the interview footage, and edited the adverts.
Maks finished the
soundtrack.
On thursday we met
at 10am and stayed in the library until 6pm.
Maks added
backgrounds to the animations and put them in FCP.
I edited all the
interviews to get the best answers.
We started to put
clips together and got about 1minute 30 seconds worth of footage that we really
liked.
On Friday, I
struggled into uni and we managed to finish the edit, add the soundtrack and
juggle it around to fit around the sounds we wanted from some of the footage.
So we did it! Maks took the final edit home to burn it to a disc and do some
finishing touches to the lighting in some of the shots.
So hopefully I
will be well enough to make it in to the crit on Monday but we shall see.
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