WEEK 10 – (POST-PRODUCTION: INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO-EDITING OR RE-DRAFTING LAYOUTS)
How are you using media technologies in the post-production stage of your product?
In what ways will your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Towards the end of our post-production journey, I discovered a wide range of books from my local and school library. I thought that using media products like this to develop my trailer was important as it gave me some great tips and revealed the professonal secrets of movie making:
Towards the end of our post-production journey, I discovered a wide range of books from my local and school library. I thought that using media products like this to develop my trailer was important as it gave me some great tips and revealed the professonal secrets of movie making:
This included books like, "100 Great Home Movie Techniques" by Chris Kenworthy, which included lighting effects, camera and editing illussions, visual effects, sound, weather and makeup. "Editing & Post-production Screencraft" by Declan Mcgrath which extracted very successful movies such as Ben-Hur, A Bout de Souffle, The Godfather and Lawrence of Arabia and shows how they were moulded in the cutting room explained by some of the world's top editors. And "Master Shots" by Christopher Kenworthy which explained the 100 advanced camera techniques to get an expensive look on a low budget movie.
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