Here are a few cheap and helpful camera tricks that might help you get the best results with your music video projects. One of them is free and the other requires a few supplies and construction, but it’s still cheaper than buying the “legitimate” equipment.
How to pan smoothly with a tripod using just a rubber band
And here’s a tutorial to make a cheap, homemade steadicam
First Place: Huy Ngo
Huy Versus Stickman from Huy Ngo on Vimeo.
Second Place: Sam Perez
Still image Sam Perez from Samuel Perez on Vimeo.
Third Place: Brian Long
Class Project 1 from Brian Long on Vimeo.
In public folder by 8:10AM, Link to Vimeo by 5PM
Group 1
(Kong)
Juanita
Austin
Huy
Spencer
Erin
Ruby
Group 2
Travis
Ethan
Christine
Andrea
Francisco
Alan
Group 3
Janie
Magi
Sam
Mike|
Lori
Kellina
Group 4
Tu
Brian
Jaime
Jess
Asaf
Rifeek
Kubwimana
Watch your movies and log the clips you want to use on a log sheet. Then do a “paper edit” which is a rough paper outline of your trailer. The project specification can be found on the Projects Page.
Bring a few DVDs to class tomorrow. We’ll be starting project 2: movie trailers.
Email Mike a link to your vimeo account
Email Malon a link to your project 1 video on vimeo
1. Upload your compressed, h.264 Project 1 video to the class server (102-TS) by 8:10 am, 8:11 am is late. No excuses.
2. Upload Project 1 video to your Vimeo account and email Malon the link.
Come to class tomorrow with photos and music for Project 1: Still Images Project
CLICK HERE to go to the projects page to see the project specifications
Watch a show or a movie and pay special attention to:
Review Final Cut Book
Log 1 minute of video using the log sheet