https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dG1kajhFMG9tX25hZkNNZnZjYmNiVHc6MQ
Welcome to M.E.LaZerte Digital Arts. On this Blog you will find assignments and examples needed to complete your work in this class.
Showing posts with label Audio/Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audio/Video. Show all posts
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Monday, 3 December 2012
Songs In Real Life Assignment
Your assignment is to create a video
that is similar in idea to the Songs In Real Life video that we watched in
class. Your video must meet the following conditions:
- Be at least 1 minutes long
- Contain a title and credits
- - Contain 7 sections with song
lyrics and audio files included
- Use a variety of camera moves
and shots (ie. close-up, long shot, pan, tilt)
- Contain a variety of settings
(ie. not all shots of two people at their desks)
- Be edited in Adobe Premiere
Pro and SoundBooth so that audio and video fit together well
Before you start you must create a
storyboard for your video. Use the storyboard rubric that we have printed out.
There should be at least one shot on the storyboard per section with song
lyrics. You
must have the camera moves and shots, the storyboard and the basketball video completed before you
start taking video for the project.
Video Evaluation Rubric
|
|
Poor (1)
|
Fair (2)
|
Good (3)
|
Excellent (4)
|
|
Camera moves and shots are
effective and non-distracting
|
|
|
|
|
|
Scene settings are varied and
pleasing to the eye
|
|
|
|
|
|
Script is well detailed with
lines, music and scene descriptions
|
|
|
|
|
|
Audio and video editing is done
so that overall product fits smoothly together
|
|
|
|
|
|
Audio additions are in sync
with video
|
|
|
|
|
|
All requirements are met, audio
and video are high quality
|
|
|
|
|
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Assignment 3 Using Adobe Premiere
Alright class, it is time to learn how to edit the videos that you will be creating! You are going to learn how to use Adobe Premiere using the online videos. I have already shown you how to take movie files from the cameras so you can skip the videos 3 and 4.
Once you have completed watching these videos (follow along while you are watching them), you are to go to Q:/Media In Motion/2011-2012/Sr Boys Bball/ and then go to any folder there and take some old basketball footage and make a highlight clip from it. The requirements for the video are below:
30 seconds long
Clips cannot be more than 4 seconds long
3 transitions/effects used
Bring in three sound clips (music, recorded voice, sound effect, etc.)
Title
Credits
Export your final video and post it to your blog. If it is too big, post it to YouTube and post the link on your blog.
Assignment 2 Camera Moves and Shots
The following link is a very detailed document talking about Camera Moves and Shots. These moves and shots are used in video making for different purposes. Your first job as a videographer is to practice using a camera to take these shots. In a group of 2-3, use a video camera or DSLR Camera to take the following shots and to do the following camera moves. When you are done, come show your teacher and show them.
Camera Shots
- wide shot
- medium shot
- close-up
- extreme close-up
Camera Moves
- pan
- tilt
- truck
- dolly
- zoom
http://www.video101.org/pdf/sample_chapter.pdf
Camera Shots
- wide shot
- medium shot
- close-up
- extreme close-up
Camera Moves
- pan
- tilt
- truck
- dolly
- zoom
http://www.video101.org/pdf/sample_chapter.pdf
Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Assignment 1 Audio/Video - Animal Voiceover
It is your job to give the animals a voice! For far too long animals have been misunderstood and you finally have a chance to fix this. You must pick one of the four videos located at q:/assignments/dunn/animal videos and add at least one minute and 30 seconds of audio to the video file. You must include sound effects, all group members must use their voices, and your final product must be posted to your blog. You will be marked as follows.
At least 1 minute and 30 seconds of audio is added /2
3 or more sound effects are included /3
All group members are included /1
Audio lines up well with video /5
At least one section includes multiple voices at once over different layers /2
Audio levels are stable (ie. no section is too loud or too quiet) /2
Overall quality of finished product /5
Overall quality of finished product /5
Total /20
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)






