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1 About Video What is it and how does it work?

2 What do you think? How accessible is video in today’s society? Where can you watch videos, movies, and TV shows? How inexpensive /expensive is it to make a video? What looks (visually) better, film or video? On a bigger scale, what does it take to get a big project movie/video made?

3 What is video? According to Webster’s Dictionary 2: a recording of a motion picture or television program for playing through a television set b : a videotaped performance of a song often featuring an interpretation of the lyrics through visual images 3 : a recording similar to a videotape but stored in digital form (as on an optical disk or a computer's hard drive)

4 Video vs. Film Video and Film are two totally different mediums for shooting and storing footage for a production. Video stores the image and sound on a single cassette or memory card. Video is portable and cheap.

5 Video vs. Film Film has a rich and vibrant color quality. Film is less tolerant of different light levels. More cumbersome for editing.

6 Production Cycles

7 What do you Think….if at all? Take out a sheet of paper. List ten things you think you need to do to get a movie made. Steps Processes Procedures Materials

8 Pre-Production Scripting Storyboarding Scouting locations Set design Costume design Securing Talent

9 Scripting Writing the dialogue and direction for the production.

10 Storyboarding A visual representation of a scene drawn out in panels like a cartoons or graphic novels.

11 Storyboards A visual map that helps you reach your destination of a finished film/video Not an end-all-be-all layout.

12 Scouting Locations and Set Design Finding places to shoot your movie/video Not always the location indicated in the movie Money plays a factor in location.

13 Costume Design Creating costumes that represent the time period the movie/video takes place in. A person in the 1700’s would not wear jeans and a white T-shirt.

14 Securing Talent Finding the best possible actor/s to play the many roles that your production requires.

15 Production Shoot the production View Dailies

16 Edit Sound/music Foley artist – create sound effects for the movie Foley artist Special Effects Marketing Re-recording of audio Post-Production

17 So…what have we learned? Film and video are different in many ways. Lets name a few. There is a production cycle for making videos and movies. Pre-production Production Post-production

18 Let me Quiz you 1.Which format is easier to edit sound with? 2.Which format has better color quality? 3.Which format is more light sensitive? 4.Which format is more portable, easier to carry and move? 5.Which format is more expensive?

19 Let me Quiz you? In which production phase do the following occur? 7.Editing 8.Set design 9.Music 10.Viewing dailies 11.Storyboarding 12.Adding f/x 13.Foley artists

20 Class assignment Storyboard a 35-second commercial for one of the following products. Can be either fake or real 1.Soda/Energy Drink 2.Shoe 3.Phone 4.Car


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