Once the brief was provided by the client along with the dead line the first thing to do was find out when the events where taking place who was going to go and film them below is the list of the events and what dates they took place on and who filmed them and the filming duration as well as the post production side of things
October 16th - Guided Walk - Jordan Reed, Taylor Henderson, Matty Dickens (Couldn't make it to the beginning of the walk) 1 Hour and 30 Minutes
October 21st - River Tees Barrage - Jess Bramfit, Matthew Taylor, Kane Smith. 3 Hours.
October 25th - Preston Park Exterior - Daniella Cooper, Adam Mclean, Rhys Collins. 3 hours
October 26th Preston park Bat Box Construction - Matthew Taylor, Rhys Collins, Adam Mclean. 3 Hours
November 2nd - Pumping Station- Taylor Henderson, Matty Dickens, Chloe Handley. 5 Hours
November 2nd - Stockton Riverside College - Footage sorting and labelling, Daniella Cooper, Jess Bramfit, Jordan Reed, Matthew Taylor, Adam Mclean, Rhys Collins. 3 Hours
November 9th - Stockton Riverside College - entire Group - Beginning individual edits - 3 hours
November 16th - Stockton Riverside College - Entire Group - finishing individual edits - 3 hours
November 23rd - Stockton Riverside college - Entire group - Editing of final product commences - 3 hours
November 30th - Stockton Riverside College - Entire Group - Final edit completed - 3 hours
7th December - SRC - Entire group - Client representatives come and view finished video ad provide feed back.
The Feedback that the clients provided was generally positive but they did comment that the logo we used was the old logo and that they would provide the new logo to us and that one specific shot was slightly jarring
Planning
Pre Production for the Video began 28th of September when we started to mind map the ideas began to decide who was filming which segment the deadline was set for the 14th December
Shoot video assets
The shoot Video assets that we had were the filming equipment: the cameras, the tripods, and the steady camera mounts. and the editing software we used, Adobe Premier Pro CS6. the footage was shot in HD 1080 resolution and the video format for the footage that was requested by the client was AVI file. the finished video was to go on to the River Tees Rediscovered website and YouTube
source video assets
The Client provided their logo however by the time of the brief deadline the client was changing their logo
Wednesday, 22 March 2017
Unit 62 digital video for interactive media: task 1
The brief was Set by the organisation River Tees rediscovered. the brief was for us to produce a Promotional video highlighting all the events they Sponsored such as "bat box construction", Guided Walks, Tour of a old water pumping station in Darlington, and a tour of the River Tees Barrage. The first deadline set by the client was December the 7th. where they would came and view the first draft of the video.
The planning of the completed video included mind maps about pre production such as who is filming each segment of the completed video. The segment I helped film was the Guided walk through Thornaby Woods along Bassleton Creek. however we could not get an interview due to weather and due to the fact that most of the time filming we were walking along.
the legal and ethical considerations were mainly the release forms that gave us permission to film those who were taking part of the walk as well as to make sure we weren't disturbing any of the wild life in the woods.
The brief required that the finished video was roughly five minutes long and that it featured showing the events that river Tees rediscovered sponsored.
When I was editing the segment which I helped to film (Guided Walk) I included text descriptions to summarise what was happening in the video
The resources that we had to produce the completed video had the logo that client organisation gave us permission to film the events that the client hosted/sponsored. The resources that we already had included cameras, tripods, steady camera mounts and computers to edit the footage into the finished product for the client as well as the appropriate computer programs and software
The planning of the completed video included mind maps about pre production such as who is filming each segment of the completed video. The segment I helped film was the Guided walk through Thornaby Woods along Bassleton Creek. however we could not get an interview due to weather and due to the fact that most of the time filming we were walking along.
the legal and ethical considerations were mainly the release forms that gave us permission to film those who were taking part of the walk as well as to make sure we weren't disturbing any of the wild life in the woods.
The brief required that the finished video was roughly five minutes long and that it featured showing the events that river Tees rediscovered sponsored.
When I was editing the segment which I helped to film (Guided Walk) I included text descriptions to summarise what was happening in the video
The resources that we had to produce the completed video had the logo that client organisation gave us permission to film the events that the client hosted/sponsored. The resources that we already had included cameras, tripods, steady camera mounts and computers to edit the footage into the finished product for the client as well as the appropriate computer programs and software
Wednesday, 15 March 2017
Multi Camera Productions - studio layout
The screen shot above shows the studio floor plan for my Multi camera Production Video for the Ufilms Oscars Rundown.
behind the to chairs there is the green screen/the black curtain. In between the chairs there was a Oscar statue. Since there was only one Presenter on my rundown video all three Cameras and all three lights were focussed on me, only they weren't as clustered together as shown on the screen cap. that was only done so they could be identified
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