Editing Tips from Videomaker

As you are all in the process of putting finishing touches on your editing for the Drug Awareness Campaign project, I thought I would share a few articles and videos that I came across from Videomaker on editing tips and tricks. Some you will be able to do, some require more intricate technology, all are interesting. Enjoy.

http://www.videomaker.com/article/13488-editing-tips


Body Wipes in After Effects Tutorial


Clone Effects

Video Competition Waiver!

For everyone who is participating in the Drug Awareness Video Campaign, I've attached a link to the waiver from the LCYC, just in case you have misplaced it. A reminder that this waiver MUST be handed in from all members of your group in order for your video to be included in the competition.

Find a copy of the waiver here! 

Pre-Production: Video Pitch

Before you start working through your storyboards for your Drug & Alcohol awareness campaign, please complete the Pre-Production Video Pitch sheet and discuss it with me. Here's the link to the document if you prefer a digital file or have misplaced the paper copy.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_-iHCS5BOgicjdLM3dGTi10ZVk/edit?usp=sharing

Pre Production Video Pitch

- Mr. Hyland

Camera Work: Framing & Angles

Check out below the Camera Work review presentation for your exam on Thursday (9-345) or Friday (9-12). Happy studying!

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_-iHCS5BOgicjdLM3dGTi10ZVk/edit?usp=sharing

Storyboarding Rubric

Storyboarding is a key aspect of any video production. Use this rubric as a guide for the required level of detail and depth for this aspect of the task of storyboarding for your production. 

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_-iHCS5BOgiN1FFV3VlN1dCSTQ/edit?usp=sharing

Adobe Story Basics

Alright. So you need a run through on Adobe Story? No problem. Here is a quick PDF that outlines how to get started working with your script.

If the document isn't embedded below, you can always download the full document here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_-iHCS5BOgidkhVbFJnU3p4clE/edit?usp=sharing

If you want to follow along in the program while you're reading the document, head on over to http://story.adobe.com.

Adobe Story Basics

Script Writing Software

This year we're going to start our script writing using a program called Adobe Story. This program is offered in a paid installed version, a free online version, or a paid online version. We, for obvious reasons, are going to test it out using the FREE online version.

All students will need to create an Adobe ID using their LPSD email address. If another email address is used, this account will not be able to be accessed at school.

The address to create an account is https://story.adobe.com/. Create your account, and then log into Adobe Story. You'll likely need to verify it through email before you can use it. 

Stay tuned for a few screencasts to explain Story! 

If you're an Apple user, there's also an app for this program. Check it out here: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/adobe-story/id430876855?mt=8

If you don't end up liking Adobe Story in the end, I also recommend using Celtx to write scripts. There are downloads for all devices for this too. Check it out at https://www.celtx.com/a/ux/#documents