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Week 16 Forum - BCST 119

Dana Jae capturing sound on a film set
How did the shooting go? Questions? Issues? Success? Share/exchange
by Dana J. Labrecque - Monday, 25 November 2013, 12:50 AM
 
Please share your progress with shooting. Shooting video well is difficult, and sometimes multiple takes are necessary to get scenes right.

How did the shooting go for you? Do you have questions about the technology? The process? Working with people? Framing? If you felt that you nailed some or all of your intended production, why did things work out? Share your thoughts to help others excel.

(Edited by Arthur Pines - original submission Saturday, November 23, 2013, 10:54 AM)

Picture of Martha Raup
Re: How did the shooting go? Questions? Issues? Success? Share/exchange
by Martha Raup - Monday, 25 November 2013, 05:13 PM
 

I've been struggling with iMovie - it's not as easy as I thought! Besides, the Mavericks update hides some things (I think!) that used to be more accessible. I have seen YouTube videos and read the Missing Manual, but there's very little written/shown for the latest version. So - things aren't where I expect them to be! For instance - the Animatics feature is gone. I think I saw it (in an Apple ad) hidden in the Trailers section. And the Advanced Tools are invisible. As I understand it, many tools are not revealed "until you need it", but that isn't working so well for me. One question - how do you copy a clip and a transition from one event (video?) into another? I also find the layout more clunky than I expected. Maybe that's my punishment for only getting a 13-inch screen mixed !

On another note, I've discovered a wonderful set of instructions on How to Build Your Own Computer - http://lifehacker.com/5828747/how-to-build-a-computer-from-scratch-the-complete-guide . The best part is the explanations and images of the different parts of the computer. Also, part 3 has a great video. And, the whole thing is downloadable as a PDF.

Monday, 2 December 2013, 04:21 PM I got a surprise today when I checked in to "my" YouTube channel. Three of the videos I had made previously were identified as having copyright disputes. All three were made with my Flip Camera, and the music I added had been offered "free" in their FlipShare software. OOPS. So, I asked YouTube to remove the music. I wonder what will happen - will they make a mess of the video? Or can they cleanly remove the music, and leave my audio alone...