Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Storyboard blog 10/22/2019
Monday, October 14, 2019
Editing Blog
Today is Monday, October 14th, 2019. Today the whole class learned about editing and took notes. For the camera, we have to fill out the paper in the cubby by the door. Then, bring the form to Ms Katz. On to editing, in which we learned that we have to use the same computer every class along with the same login. After we are done filming and whatnot, we put the SD card in the SD card reader and open up a folder to save our date. This is where we will dump our footage from our camera to the computer. When going to find your footage, you have to go to DCIM, which is where your camera footage should me. If not, then go to private, then press on AVCHD, then folder, and finally to stream.
In your footage folder, highlight your videos and import them into pinnacle studios. First, you need to press on desktop and then press on folder. You have to import every time after you are done filming. This is because sometime yours footage could get lost on the SD card. Before editing your footage, the clips are called raw footage, which is basically footage that has yet to go through the editing process. One thing to note is that everything is layered in editing, which is shown in movies, tv shows, cartoons, etcerta.
If there is a clip that you do not like, then you can go to the cut section. From there, you highlight that specific clip and press delete to get rid of that clip. If you did this, there is a redo button to add back that deleted section. If you want to get rid of audio, you can right click on the clip and press detach audio. Then highlight it and press delete. Detach audio is also how voice overs are created. Looking into your edits, you can see different colored bars. For example, the green bar means you changed something within that clip from enhancing and yellow with black marks means you sped up. After you are finished, make sure you export your footage (next to the import button) and make sure it's on MP 4 and full size SD. If you want to add music, you can download music from youtube
Thursday, October 10, 2019
Planning Blog for Nike Commercial 10/10
Today is October 10th, 2019, and today my classmates and I are planning for our project. The next assignments are storyboard (10/14), filming blog (10/21), and editing blog (10/23). So far, we have researched conventions and codes, which was our assignment last class (10/7). We've learned that Nike is a common source of sports products. Also, Nike has inspiring quotes and whatnot. We are going to the track to film our commercial because the field is a perfect place to film a football commercial. The theme is eagles vs Vikings
Props:
•Football
Costumes:
• Nike NFL jerseys ( Zach Ertz and a Vikings jersey)
•Blue Nike cleats
Schedule:
• (10/21)
Locations list
• Fort Lauderdale High School Football field
Backup plan
• go inside
Monday, October 7, 2019
Convention/Codes
Today is Monday, October 7th, 2019. In AICE Media Studies, we are starting our commercial projects. My classmate, Alexis, and I are doing a commercial on Nike. Our main idea on the commercial is football. Nike commercials commonly feature famous athletes, like LeBron James. Nike usually shows soccer, football, basketball, and other sports. Nike is one of the biggest sport brands in the world, if not THE biggest.
Common sounds in Nike commercials are voice overs and music. Nike always takes part in Superbowl commercials. Nikes also shows different events from sports and list quotes, such as "Never Stop Winning," and "Dream Further." A common aspect of these commercials is that they all have music that goes with that specific topic that the commercial is aiming for. The types of music goes to all genres like rock, hip hop, pop, and even country. It gives it that scene a type of "sing along" and can motivate the listener.
Types of editing used in Nike commercials are jump cuts, hard cuts, L cuts, J cuts, etcerta. What this does it that it makes that scene look better and more clean, rather then just a plain ol' video with nothing but music and no cuts. Another type of editing is cross cut, which is known parallel editing. This is common, especially when the commercial is connecting the main scene to the brand. It could also be used to connect two different scenes that is related to the brand. Finally, Nike commercials motivate the viewers, and what Alexis and I are doing is just that.