Monday & Tuesday, November 25th & 26th
Project 5 Post Production Sound Corrections
Take one of the clips from projects 16-19 and perform post production sound correction. For each of the following you will show the original clip, then repeat the same clip with the sound adjusted. Label each clip so it is clear what adjustment was made. Include the following techniques:
1. Adjust the loudness of the clip.
2. Remove background noise.
3. Remove any hum noise.
4. Use the graphic equalizer to adjust the audio - describe what affect you were trying to create.
5. Add one or more audio effects to your clip. Label what affect you added.
6. Use what ever combination of adjustments or effects to make the final audio the best sound for this clip.
7. Don't forget you title and closing credits with music.
Project 6 Post Production Sound Effects
Find a clip that you have already taken or shoot a new short clip and enhance it by adding sound effects. As an example look at this clip Sound Edits - Peter McKinnon watch from 5:00-6:00. Add at least 4 different sound effects. You may want to also add music that adds to the feel of the clip.1. Show the original clip and then transition into the new clip with the added sound effects so we can compare the two clips.
2. Add a title and closing credits with music.
3. Submit to Google Classroom.Panning shots - Tripod Tricks
Tracking Shots - this is one long continuous tracking shot, here is another classic tracking shot.
Using your car to get a tracking shot or a push in (character dolly)
Tilt Up - Tilt Down
Contract Dolly (push in)
Remember to start and end shots in a stationary position - remember start recording at least 3 seconds before you start moving the camera and don't stop recording for at least 3 seconds after you stop moving the camera.
Project 11 - have fun with this one, try two new camera movement techniques such as the Monopod Tricks or the How to Dolly without a Dolly. Or try the doggy cam or snake cam or skateboard cam.
Creating a LinkedIn Profile - update your LinkedIn profile with the new skills you have learned through this course and any other courses or jobs that you have.
Homework
Have a Great Thanksgiving break!
What, Why, How
What: Final Cut Pro is the industry standard for video editing and today you will be introduced to this powerful program.
Why: Mastering the skills of video editing can lead to a successful career in film or TV.
How: Be able to identify the different windows in FCP and the purpose of each.