Monday, 30 January 2012
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
How to set up a scratch disk
step by step tutorial
Click the final cut icon to open final cut pro. When it's opening a loading box should appear in the middle of your screen.
Then click file and then click on new project:
then once you have done that you go to the top left corner of the screen and click on system settings
Then set the right disk you want the files to go to. Go to set then click on HD 2 or it should be called save here. Also Click all caches.
Create a new folders and name them the same ting in all 3 different cahces something simple like your name then click create in all 3 cahe's. Then click choose for all 3 of them.
Then set all the cash ayes to the folder you have created.
Click file and Save project as and then look for the folder you just created and save your stuff there.
To import files you look for the folder you saved all your stuff to and click choose once you have found what you need.
Once you are finished with final cut pro, you then click file and then close project so that no one else can tamper with your work.
(Quick note: Print screen short cut is cmd + Shift + 3)
Click the final cut icon to open final cut pro. When it's opening a loading box should appear in the middle of your screen.
Once the program is fully open, your screen should look like this:
Then click file and then click on new project:
then once you have done that you go to the top left corner of the screen and click on system settings
Then set the right disk you want the files to go to. Go to set then click on HD 2 or it should be called save here. Also Click all caches.
Create a new folders and name them the same ting in all 3 different cahces something simple like your name then click create in all 3 cahe's. Then click choose for all 3 of them.
Then set all the cash ayes to the folder you have created.
Click file and Save project as and then look for the folder you just created and save your stuff there.
To import files you look for the folder you saved all your stuff to and click choose once you have found what you need.
Once you are finished with final cut pro, you then click file and then close project so that no one else can tamper with your work.
(Quick note: Print screen short cut is cmd + Shift + 3)
Monday, 23 January 2012
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Pioneers of Editing guideline and plan about Quentin Tarantino
Your mini documentary should cover the following points:
Quintin Tarantino watched many films as a little boy growing up with his mum and has had a big influence on him.
He is well known for his action packed movies like Pulp fiction and kill bill. He is also known for winning an academy award and golden globe award.
• What was the importance of the technique they developed? Tarantino started of working in a film store called video archives where he was able to watch films very regularly. By doing this he has developed a natural eye for shots, scenes and certain camera techniques. Tarantino is a writer as well as a director and works very closely with editors and is influenced heavily by them.
• What key films did they work on and what editing techniques were used? Quentin Tarantino is the master mind behind Kill bill. Kill bill is an action thriller
• Who else has been influenced/used this technique in their films?
• How have they influenced film making?
http://youtu.be/P9wKVjWKHdo
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
What is editing
THE GLOAMING
Editing is a selected series of camera shots from different angles put together to tell a story. Most things you see on the TV or in the cinema has been through the editing process.
Elliptical editing is an editing technique used to save time by skipping an event with out confusing the viewer.
Long shots are used to show viewers the environment of the main character and also to show off whatever prop they may have.
Non-diagetic sound can be many things. It can be music playing to go with a scene or a sound that is heard on shot with a non visible source.
In the video a jump cut is used when the woman bends over to pick up her boyfriends ring. The jump cut is used to save time and also add the effect of her sights being locked and focused on the ring.
Hustle
An overhead establishing shot allows us to see the geography of a location and what is happening in the scene.
A shot Reverse shot is when the shot cuts back and forth from two characters. By doing this, we assume that they are looking at each other.
An eyeliner shot is when you cut between two fairly close head shots and their eyelines are matching.
It cuts to other members cuts to other members of the group is that so we are able to see not just their faces, but their reactions to the plan and to each other.
A wipe is a transition which is used to move one topic or scene
There are many effects of using quick cuts. Some of these are setting a quicker pace. It can create tension and gives it more energy and also makes it more visually exciting and dynamic.
INVISIBLE ART
Crosscutting is cutting between two stories or showing to different things happening at the same time in two different location.
Reaction shots are shots that are often used to cause tension and to capture the expression of someones reaction.
Seamless editing is making edits so small or un noticeable that you don't realize its been made. also known as the invisible art.
A jump cut is a technique that when used makes the video seem like they have jumped.
a flash back is a scene where someone thinks back on a past event. It can also be referred to a non linear narrative structure
Poetically editing makes the viewers think more when watching what is being shown. this makes the viewer an active viewer.
Editing is a selected series of camera shots from different angles put together to tell a story. Most things you see on the TV or in the cinema has been through the editing process.
Elliptical editing is an editing technique used to save time by skipping an event with out confusing the viewer.
Long shots are used to show viewers the environment of the main character and also to show off whatever prop they may have.
Non-diagetic sound can be many things. It can be music playing to go with a scene or a sound that is heard on shot with a non visible source.
In the video a jump cut is used when the woman bends over to pick up her boyfriends ring. The jump cut is used to save time and also add the effect of her sights being locked and focused on the ring.
Hustle
An overhead establishing shot allows us to see the geography of a location and what is happening in the scene.
A shot Reverse shot is when the shot cuts back and forth from two characters. By doing this, we assume that they are looking at each other.
An eyeliner shot is when you cut between two fairly close head shots and their eyelines are matching.
It cuts to other members cuts to other members of the group is that so we are able to see not just their faces, but their reactions to the plan and to each other.
A wipe is a transition which is used to move one topic or scene
There are many effects of using quick cuts. Some of these are setting a quicker pace. It can create tension and gives it more energy and also makes it more visually exciting and dynamic.
INVISIBLE ART
Crosscutting is cutting between two stories or showing to different things happening at the same time in two different location.
Reaction shots are shots that are often used to cause tension and to capture the expression of someones reaction.
Seamless editing is making edits so small or un noticeable that you don't realize its been made. also known as the invisible art.
A jump cut is a technique that when used makes the video seem like they have jumped.
a flash back is a scene where someone thinks back on a past event. It can also be referred to a non linear narrative structure
Poetically editing makes the viewers think more when watching what is being shown. this makes the viewer an active viewer.
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