Jake Bentley Film TV Blog

Requirements for a moving image product Pre-Production Process   The Pre-Production is one of the most important pieces of work that must be done when making a moving image production. Without this crucial step making the product would be chaos as nothing would be done as people would not know what to do and where to go. As well as general management, in the pre-productions exists paper work that must be done before we could start making the moving image product. we had to get location leases, so we could use certain areas around the college area along with this we had to do a risk assessment that was tied to the paper work meaning that we would have to see what could happen to us whilst filming and jot them down. We also had to do a script for the product as this is one of if the not most important part in making of a moving image product as it will include the actions that person should do in that shot. Types of production The types of production that me and my te...

Evaluation Unit 1: Overall, my groups moving image production was rather successful in our creation of our DepicT film. My role in our group was an actor and as a co-director and mainly the editor. I had to play one character turned into two aka The Anchor man and The Gorleston Gutter and had to play both of them as if they were they're those characters, as I had to Co-Direct i had to help Jamie direct the final product as i also contributed to help the script for it as well. as i had to do most of the editing as i was the person with the most confidence in editing as well as that i had to cut it down too two minutes as it was too long for the final Depict task as it had to be around 1:30 to 2:00 long I felt that personally that the final product for our Depict task went well as it came together in a good order. Our Continuity for our short was really well as everything slotted into place rather well as it was all seamless. The editing part of the film was all done by me an...

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This a bin, in Premier Pro you can create bins which hold all of your clips in one section so you can find this easier for editing floor personnel can find them, in this screen shot you can see that we've expanded the bin allowing you to see what film clips are, this also so allows people to to see what they want in the bins and what will be added in the movie. as well when they call they call then "bins" they're referring to when we had films reals were hanged over gins so they wouldn't get dust on any of the f ilm strips   In this screen shot we can see that I am using the colour pallet to change the hue of current image and allow me to lighten darken or even put a different coloured tint over the clip. The reason why you want to change the colour is because you may want to give the feeling a nice warm feeling by adding a yellow or a red, and if you want a cool feeling you would probably add a blue or a green.           ...