MandM Media Evaluation A2 Video from Matthew Oliver on Vimeo.
Media A2
Friday, 7 January 2011
Thursday, 6 January 2011
Magazine Advert
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
Tuesday, 7 December 2010
Advert Analysis
Friday, 3 December 2010
Final Digipak
Friday, 26 November 2010
Digipak Sketches & Raw images
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Prepation For Digi Pak
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Thursday, 18 November 2010
Thursday, 11 November 2010
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
Rough Cut and feedback
I compiled the rough cut together to show our teacher how our filming went although unfinished I thought it would be a good idea of what to expect and if there were any concerns at this early stage of editing. She was very pleased with the editing and very much liked the idea and the ending her only concerns were that the editing required more syncing when the base line kicks in, also some more POV editing styles for example some blurs etc which i agree with and will include into the final edit.
My workmate Matthew Maunder also observed the footage he said that the man who apporaches the door needs to seen walking up to the door rather than a cut of the man just there, i have two choices either i rotorscope the man and apply a very harsh colour correction to make him stand out more or i just extend the footage to allow the man appearing however this would mean extening the song, Matthew Maunder advised i extend the cut.
Written By Matthew Oliver
We also received some audience feedback
My workmate Matthew Maunder also observed the footage he said that the man who apporaches the door needs to seen walking up to the door rather than a cut of the man just there, i have two choices either i rotorscope the man and apply a very harsh colour correction to make him stand out more or i just extend the footage to allow the man appearing however this would mean extening the song, Matthew Maunder advised i extend the cut.
Written By Matthew Oliver
Rough Cut from Matthew Oliver on Vimeo.
We also received some audience feedback
Tuesday, 2 November 2010
Prepation & Test shooting
Sorry we have not updated the blog in a long time but Me and Matt Maunder have been getting everything ready. we haven been conducting some test shots and getting all the props ready and just preparing ourselves for filming on Thursday morning. we are preparing things such as the DVD for the TV which you can see below.
Friday, 22 October 2010
Friday, 15 October 2010
Thursday, 7 October 2010
Location Shots
Potray a sense of realism.
By using a house as our location for the film it fits perfectly with the chosen brief being a realistic setting and adding a more dramatic impact as we can show the characters current life in a state of ruin, which would bring our music video to life.
We decided on the living room as the main setting, if we used a bedroom the video would involve too many match on action shots and would involve the character scrambling around the entire house which would just confuse the audience and ruin the immersion within the video. And the character waking up on the sofa it gives an audience how much a mess the characters life is in.
By having the character only using around 3 rooms it's easier for the audience to follow, the kitchen will not be used as much as the other rooms but its still important as you can tell by the storyboards the character searches around a lot by having 3 rooms this makes it a lot easier as we can compact more props into the rooms and therefore gives a much bigger impact on the characters life.
The hallway plays a key role near the ending of the video as the involves the character trawl ling through it when the glow appears when the door is opened.
In summary you can see why we are using all of these locations are important to the end result of our video, it adds much immersion being in a realistic setting and we can really get set loose with props and making it a much more dramatic environment.
-Pictures & Description by Matthew Oliver
By using a house as our location for the film it fits perfectly with the chosen brief being a realistic setting and adding a more dramatic impact as we can show the characters current life in a state of ruin, which would bring our music video to life.
We decided on the living room as the main setting, if we used a bedroom the video would involve too many match on action shots and would involve the character scrambling around the entire house which would just confuse the audience and ruin the immersion within the video. And the character waking up on the sofa it gives an audience how much a mess the characters life is in.
By having the character only using around 3 rooms it's easier for the audience to follow, the kitchen will not be used as much as the other rooms but its still important as you can tell by the storyboards the character searches around a lot by having 3 rooms this makes it a lot easier as we can compact more props into the rooms and therefore gives a much bigger impact on the characters life.
The hallway plays a key role near the ending of the video as the involves the character trawl ling through it when the glow appears when the door is opened.
In summary you can see why we are using all of these locations are important to the end result of our video, it adds much immersion being in a realistic setting and we can really get set loose with props and making it a much more dramatic environment.
-Pictures & Description by Matthew Oliver
Tuesday, 5 October 2010
Risk assesment, Shooting List & shooting schedule
Friday, 1 October 2010
Editing ideas & Sound effects
Here we have a stock image, its an urban environment so the colours and look fit nicely with our brief, below I'm currently looking at some editing ideas in the terms of colour correction, lightness and saturation etc for our final product.
By applying a fresh warm look the image is already looking better by bringing out warmish colours (browns & reds etc) and applying harsh lighting it makes objects such as walls stand out a lot more than the previous image.
as you can see this image is much cooler than the previous image by having a slow saturation and a heavy colour tint it gives a much more immersion impression. By altering the colour curves the overall finish is much more professional than the strand image. I personally feel this adds a much more depressed look to the image and feel this style of adding must feature in the final product.
Sound effects
Well there aren't many sound effects, I plan on just using a lot of Foley, just as recording the phone ringing and then editing it in for example we need the phone to ring more or less, I also plan on recording a few clicks for things such as when the TV turns on etc. just for dramatic impact.
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Tuesday, 28 September 2010
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
Music Premission From UNKLE
When we decided on breif 3, we had always liked the song 'Burn my shadow' by UNKLE so I went onto UNKLES website and found A contact address, i personally felt it was a long shot but I went ahead of sent an email off. I then got a reply within a few hours, heres the email i sent and recived.
Now we have permission to use the song I though't I take the time to post up the lyrics of the song so you can have a better understanding of the meaning behind the lyrics.
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Now we have permission to use the song I though't I take the time to post up the lyrics of the song so you can have a better understanding of the meaning behind the lyrics.
I’ll burn my tomorrows
And I stand inside today
At the edge of the future
And my dreams all fade away
I’ll burn my tomorrows
And I’ll stand inside today
At the edge of the future
And my dreams all fade away
And burn my shadow away
And burn my shadow away
Face my destroyer
I was ambushed by a lie
And you judged me once for falling
This wounded heart will rise
And burn my shadow away
And burn my shadow away
Burn my shadow
Burn
Burn my shadow away
And burn my shadow away
And burn my shadow away
Oh, how I loved you
Written By Matthew Oliver
Monday, 13 September 2010
Introduction & Pre-Lim
Hi Matthew Oliver and Matthew Maunder here,
This blog is for our advanced production our goal is to create a music video for a band too show our media skills. Along the way we will be marked individually on each piece so we have to work together this is too keep it fair so we can retain the same marks. Different to last year we are going to try and use as many different media forms where possible and try and stray away from using word documents, this may include more pictures or video podcast's etc. To give you more of an idea what to aspect from our work heres the mark breakdown.
Research and planning (20 marks)
Production (40 marks)
Two ancillary tasks (20 marks)
Evaluation (20 marks)
We also have to do an Ancillanty Task; we have 3 Tasks to choose from but can only choose 2, the 3 choices are;
- Digital pack, this will contain a CD or DVD cover front & back and 2 centre pages.
- A Magazine advert for the DVD of the band
- A Homepage website for the band.
Written by Matthew Oliver
This blog is for our advanced production our goal is to create a music video for a band too show our media skills. Along the way we will be marked individually on each piece so we have to work together this is too keep it fair so we can retain the same marks. Different to last year we are going to try and use as many different media forms where possible and try and stray away from using word documents, this may include more pictures or video podcast's etc. To give you more of an idea what to aspect from our work heres the mark breakdown.
Research and planning (20 marks)
Production (40 marks)
Two ancillary tasks (20 marks)
Evaluation (20 marks)
We also have to do an Ancillanty Task; we have 3 Tasks to choose from but can only choose 2, the 3 choices are;
- Digital pack, this will contain a CD or DVD cover front & back and 2 centre pages.
- A Magazine advert for the DVD of the band
- A Homepage website for the band.
Matthew Oliver & Matthew Maunder A2 Final Pre Lim Task from Matthew Oliver on Vimeo.
Written by Matthew Oliver
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