![EDITING –
SETTING UP PREMIERE
Screenshot and annotate how you have set up a new
Premiere Pro project – indicate what you called it, where you
saved it
You should also show how you set up your timeline,
indicating the video settings used [e.g. DSLR 1080p 25]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/mvprocesslogform20191-191113133027/85/Mv-process-log-form-2019-1-6-320.jpg)
![EDITING –
IMPORTING FOOTAGE
Show how you imported your footage, your file set up in
Premiere and how you have organised your different docs
[video, audio, etc]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/mvprocesslogform20191-191113133027/85/Mv-process-log-form-2019-1-7-320.jpg)
Mv process log form 2019 (1)
- 2. PRODUCTION LOG: GUIDANCE • This document is for you to track the progress of your production – filming, editing and post-production. • This is so you can track what you did and how you did it, explaining and amendments and changes you made and tracking the decisions that have shaped the practical creation of your music video. • The more detail you include about how you made your music video, the better. The document is broken down in to two sections, Filming and Editing, each of these is then made of specific elements that occur in both. • For each slide there is a prompt detailing what you should include, delete the prompt after you have complete the slide. • Remember, images often show what you’ve done more effectively than words. Use text to explain an illustration.
- 3. FILMING • Overall, the filming went generally well. I did 3 shoots in total, 2 using the light-box, and one for the footage of my actress lip syncing. • Light-Box • Overall, there were not many issues regarding the actual filming of the objects, however when I did it the first time, I sturggled to find the right angles to shoot at, and how to film without being able to see the silver walls of the box. To overcome this I experimented with the camera being at different heights of the tripod, having the box placed on different surfaces, and eventually found a good position for the camera. • Lip Sync • I found I had a few issues when filming the lip sync that I didn’t have when filming with the light-box. First of all, the lighting was a struggle, as I found even with every light directed at my actress in the room, it still was too dark for the camera to pick up, so I had to pump up the IOS to 600, leaving it grainy. To combat this however, I used the lights from the Light-Box and held them up above the camera which really improved the lighting. • Another issue I had was scheduling conflict with my actress, who unfortunately had to leave earlier than expected, so I had to cut a few of my ideas out, however in post production it didn't’t effect too much.
- 4. EDITING • Record your edit progress, decisions, problems, etc. in this section • Include screenshots with annotations, statements, etc. • Try to explain how you worked and justify why you chose to work the way you did. • Follow the structure and what to include on each slide as this is necessary for evidence for assessment
- 5. EDITING – FILE MANAGEMENT Screenshot and annotate where you have saved your work and how you have organised your footage so you know where it is – this will also include your audio track for your video and any other images, found footage, etc
- 6. EDITING – SETTING UP PREMIERE Screenshot and annotate how you have set up a new Premiere Pro project – indicate what you called it, where you saved it You should also show how you set up your timeline, indicating the video settings used [e.g. DSLR 1080p 25]
- 7. EDITING – IMPORTING FOOTAGE Show how you imported your footage, your file set up in Premiere and how you have organised your different docs [video, audio, etc]
- 8. EDITING – WORKSPACE Show and describe the Premiere Pro workspace – preview window, bins, timeline, playback window, tool bar, audio levels, etc
- 9. EDITING – ASSEMBLY EDIT Show how you put together your basic sequence in the order you want it – previewing clips, dragging to the timeline, trimming/cutting, etc If you have a lip sync, pay special attention to showing how you synchronised the footage with the audio track
- 10. EDITING – REFINEMENT Show and explain how you have refined and improved your initial sequence edit
- 11. EDITING – COLOUR CORRECTION/SFX Show and explain your colour correction process/effects process – use staged screenshots to show each part of the process and the effect. Explain why you chose to do this
- 12. EDITING – EXPORT Show how you exported your completed project, show which settings you have used and explain your choice of file name and where you have saved it