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This document discusses the equipment used to film and edit a music video project. It summarizes that an HD camera was used this year, compared to last year, which improved footage quality. Phone and digital cameras were also used to take photos of work and for promotional materials. Final Cut Express, video editing software, was used to edit preliminary tasks, an animatic, and the final music video, allowing for multiple video layers this year compared to a single video track previously.
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- 1. HD Camera • Unlike last year, this year we ungraded our camera to high definition. This did not change much, except for the quality of the footage, and the Final Cut Express setting used to edit. We used the camera to film our preliminary task, music video footage, and focus groups for target audience research and audience feedback.
- 2. Camera/Phone Camera • We used a still digital camera and a phone camera to take pictures of us working, and to show any written or drawn work we completed, such as spider diagrams and our storyboard. We also used it to take pictures for our digipak and magazine advert.It was easier to use our phone camera’s as they were more accessible and something which at least one of us had with us at all time. This served exactly the same purpose as a still digital camera.
- 3. Final Cut Express • Final Cut Express was used for the preliminary task, animatic, and actual music video editing. We had used this last year, although for our music video, we had twice as much footage to capture and edit, if not more. We also used more than one layer this year, having split screens and different angles of the band which we could switch between easily having them on different layers, rather than the ‘in’ and ‘out’ method we have previously used.