Video and Sound Production/Exercises
Week 01~Week 04 (28/03/2022~18/04/2022)
Henry Lim Chin Xin0349490
Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Video and Sound Production/Exercises
Week 01
In Class Editing Exercise
Footage: week 01 mints footage
- Create a NEW Premiere Pro Project
- Import footage into Premiere Pro
- Arrange shots on timeline with proper order
- Export video
Fig 1.1 Video Outcome
Footage: vps doritos
- Create NEW Premiere Pro Project
- Import footage into Premiere Pro
- Arrange shots on timeline with proper order
- Export Video
After I arranged those videos, I get this arrangement:
- doritos001
- doritos012
- doritos008
- doritos014
- doritos015
- doritos010
- doritos006
- doritos017
- doritos002
- doritos019
- doritos003
- doritos020
- doritos018
- doritos005
- doritos016
- doritos013
- doritos007
- doritos004
- doritos011
- doritos009
- doritos021
Fig 1.2 Video Outcome
Munich 2005 - Thriller/Drama 2h44m
Fig 1.3 Munich 2005
Watch the movie. The story structure and sound design will be
discussed on week 03.
"Munich's passion is clear, its intention good, the skill behind is
immense; there is something brave about its decision to take politics
into the multiolex." - Victoria Segal
Week 02
Shooting Exercise: Framing
Shot Size:
Extreme Wide Shot: Shows a board view of the surroundigns around the cahracter and
conveys scale, distance, and geographical location. It's used to show
where character is in his/her environment.
Wide Shot: Includes the entire subject and important objects in the immediate
surroundings. If it's used at the beginnig of a scene it's often called
an "establishing shot".
Medium Wide Shot: Shows a character usually cut off across the legs above or below the
knees. It is wide enough to show the physical setting in which the
action is taking place, it permits a nice balance of figure and
surrounding.
Medium Shot: Shows the subject tahe are important to understanding - Gesture and
expression, from the person waist up, letting hands and the lower half
of his body fall outside the frame.
Medium Close-Up Shot: Films subject character from approximately midway between waist and
shoulders to above the head.
Close-Up Shot: Used to isolate the most important part of the subject.
Extreme Close-Up Shot: Single out a portion of the face magnifies a detail. The object is to
focus on important detail either to increase the drama or impact on a
situation or to allow the viewer to see necessary picture information
more clearly.
Over the shoulder Shot: Shows the subject from behind the shoulder of another person.
Required shot sizes:
- Low angle Wide shot
- Frontal Medium Close-Up shot (soft background)
- Frontal Medium Shot (soft background)
- Extreme Close-up shot
- Side angle Medium Shot (soft background)
- 3/4 angling Medium Close-Up shot (with blurry/soft background)
- Close-Up shot
- Eye-Level Medium-Wide shot
Fig 2.1 Shooting Exercise Final Outcome
The shot size that I used in this video are Low angle WS, Eye-Level
MWS, Frontal MCU, Frontal MS & ECU.
Editing Exercise:
Footage: VSP Week 02 Editing Exercise
Original Video: My name is "LALIN" Short Film (English Subtitle) - YouTube
Fig 2.2 Editing Exercise Final Outcome
Week 03
3 Act Structure
Fig 3.1 Three Act Structure
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