Within this final stage of preproduction, I have also created the opening thirty seconds of my music video, highlighting the shots I plan to use. The opening has been edited on iMovie which will not be used during postproduction as I plan to use Final Cut Pro X in order to give the video a smoother flow through the various cuts I will use. This process has taught me a great deal about the amount of shots I will have to use during production and also the length of shots I will need to acquire due to the frequency of quick cuts between shots. This video only includes the opening shots which will be used from the performance shoot at the hospital due to the locations available, a mock up of the other shots has not been included. This video was also filmed using a Canon FS100 which differs greatly in image quality to the Sony NEX 5R which I will be using in the production stage of this process.
Friday, 6 December 2013
Final Preproduction Planning
Within this final stage of preproduction, I have also created the opening thirty seconds of my music video, highlighting the shots I plan to use. The opening has been edited on iMovie which will not be used during postproduction as I plan to use Final Cut Pro X in order to give the video a smoother flow through the various cuts I will use. This process has taught me a great deal about the amount of shots I will have to use during production and also the length of shots I will need to acquire due to the frequency of quick cuts between shots. This video only includes the opening shots which will be used from the performance shoot at the hospital due to the locations available, a mock up of the other shots has not been included. This video was also filmed using a Canon FS100 which differs greatly in image quality to the Sony NEX 5R which I will be using in the production stage of this process.
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Looking good, Joe - use this as an opportunity to reflect on all aspects of your progress from AS to A2 - planning, technically etc. Interesting to explore more about the "quality" you are trying to capture - why?
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