VSP-Exercises
INSTRUCTIONS
Exercises
Week 1-Practical
Adobe Premiere Pro essential guide:
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Apart from combining all the videos, I followed the link Mr Martin gave to add subtitles.
Final Submission for Shooting Exercise:
Week 2-Exercise
Week 4-Practical
Ask ChatGPT the following questions: Verify ChatGPT’s answer with Google, summarize it
What is colour correction?
Colour correction is the technical process of adjusting and balancing the colours in an image or video to achieve a desired look or to ensure that the colours are displayed accurately on different devices or mediums and make it appears natural and unprocessed—the way the human eye experiences it in real life.
What is colour grading?
Colour grading is a post-production technique used in film, video, and photography to adjust and enhance the colours in an image or footage for creative purposes. It can ensure that the film's carefully curated colour palette conveys a specific atmosphere, style, or emotion.
What are the differences between colour correction and colour grading?
Colour correction is a technical process focused on achieving accurate and consistent colours, while colour grading is a creative process focused on achieving a specific visual style or mood.
Are both colour correction and colour grading necessary while editing videos? Or just do one of them?
No.
Colour correction is necessary to ensure that the colours in the footage are accurate and consistent, to avoid affecting the overall quality and look of the footage.
Colour grading is used to enhance the visual style of the footage and to create a specific mood or atmosphere. It is not always necessary.
Only needed both of these are in cases where the original footage has a colour cast due to lighting or camera settings, then colour correction may be necessary to correct this issue before applying a colour grade. Depends on the specific needs of the project whether colour correction, colour grading, or both are necessary while editing a video.
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In Fig 4.1, no 1 column is the original video colour (before adjustment). No 2 column is the comparison view. The left one is the reference for the right one to follow or compare the differences. No 3 column is the place to make colour correction and colour grading.
Final Colour Correction video:
Week 5-Production Shooting Discussion
I was assigned to be the location sound, which is in charge of the sound recording work.
Week 9~10-Stop motion
How to Create Stop Motion Animation in Adobe Premiere ProSteps (Premiere pro):
Create a new project-choose 1920 x 1080 24/25 frame/sec-Premiere Pro CC > Preferences > Timeline Change "Still Image Default Duration": 5 Seconds to 2-5 Frames Trial & Error-Insert and Overwrite Sequences as Nests or Individual Clips
Premiere pro
fig 9.1 settings |
First, I set the "Still Image Default Duration" at 6 frames.
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| fig 9.2 create a new sequence |
I created a new sequence to work inside.
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| fig 9.3 add image into workspace |
According to the order, drag the images to the workspace
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| fig 9.4 colour correction |
Due to the warm light used in the shooting, the picture looks very warm, so I made some adjustments.
Stop Motion Video
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| fig 10.1 mobile app used |
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| fig 10.2 features |
There is a very useful feature in the app. It can see where the previous picture was taken, ensuring that the next picture will not be displaced.
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| fig 10.4 features |
In the video setting, it can adjust the movie speed (how many frames per second) before we export.
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| fig 10.3 features |
There is also an export funtion, it can straight export the stop motion in video according to the previous movie speed setting.
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