This is a very rough cut of the trailer and it still needs a great deal of work, including adding titles and a soundtrack. However, it was helpful to start putting all the shots together into some kind of order and sequence. We now need to focus on the things we need to add to it and we will also be getting feedback next week from both moderation and also from our class so we can use this feedback to improve it further.
TRAILER 21ST APRIL from jessie keegan on Vimeo.
Thursday, 25 April 2013
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
WEBSITE
THIS IS THE LINK TO MY REAL WEBSITE ONLINE:
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
FINAL POSTER
I had to redo the review quotes on my poster as I realised they seemed quite pixalated, I also decided to add the two main actors names above the billing box to draw in the audience.
Thursday, 21 March 2013
Sunday, 10 March 2013
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
JESSIE LOGGED FOOTAGE
Jessie logged our footage onto the hard rive, so we can start editing.
Today I logged all of our filming onto the harddrive which is connected to a Mac computer in the muse studio. I began to sort out the useful clips that we will consider using in our trailer from the not so useful clips that can be rejected. This way when we begin editing we won't have masses of footage to go through and will be a lot less complicated.
We finally figured out how to convert out footage so that it was compatible with Final Cut Pro using a program called MPEG Streamclip, which was successful in converting the footage. I didn't want to begin editing yet as Melody wasn't in so I thought it best to wait until next time we go to the muse.
Next time we go to the muse we will now be able to begin editing and making our trailer with the footage we have shot!
Today I logged all of our filming onto the harddrive which is connected to a Mac computer in the muse studio. I began to sort out the useful clips that we will consider using in our trailer from the not so useful clips that can be rejected. This way when we begin editing we won't have masses of footage to go through and will be a lot less complicated.
We finally figured out how to convert out footage so that it was compatible with Final Cut Pro using a program called MPEG Streamclip, which was successful in converting the footage. I didn't want to begin editing yet as Melody wasn't in so I thought it best to wait until next time we go to the muse.
Next time we go to the muse we will now be able to begin editing and making our trailer with the footage we have shot!
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