VIDEO & SOUND PRODUCTION - PROJECT 01
6/5/2023-13/5/2023 (Week 03-04)
Chan Suet Yee 0358427
Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
Video & Sound Production | VSP60104 | Sec 04
Project 01
LIST
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1.4 ASYNCHRONOUS CLASS MATERIAL & QUIZ
LECTURES
[WEEK 03]
GUIDE TO STORYBOARDING
Definition of Storyboard
- Visual representation of a film sequence
- Breaks down actions into individual panels
- Series of ordered drawings
- Include camera directions, dialogue and other details
- Sketches out video progression shot by shot
How to Create A Film Storyboard
- Identify key scenes in the script
- To know what the story are telling
- Markup the key parts
- Highlighting major beats such as :
- Actions
- Locations
- Wardrobe
- Staging
- Narrative arches
- Major plot points
- Map out the key scenes
- Give each a number and relevant title
- Add images or sketches
- Ideal landscaping
- Place to brainstorm the visual features
- Describe what happens in each frames
- Describe the style, mood and behaviours of characters
- Composition and framing
- Transitions
- Character Blocking
- Emotion and expression
- Annotations
- Dynamic actions
- Share it with the team
- Invite team to review the storyboard and share their feedback
- Adjust the order of frames / edit the content based on everyone's feedback
- Reference it on the day
INSTRUCTIONS
PROJECT 01
INSTRUCTIONS
Video clips and a selection of sounds clip will be provided to us to create sounds effect that enhance the visual element of the videos. We will need to identify which visual components require sounds and choose a scenario to develop its soundscape. We have to be careful on selecting and incorporating appropriate sounds, we have to bring our chosen video scenario to life.
SUBMISSIONS
We need to upload the final outcome to YouTube and put the link into the google slide that provided by our tutor. We were also required to insert the google spreadsheet for the audio breakdown of this project into the slide.
Process
In the beginning of this project, we need to download the materials in the audio dubbing folder provided by our tutor, which include the google spreadsheet for us to the audio breakdown and the video clips to which we will need to add audio later on.
Fig Download the materials in audio dubbing folder
Fig Google spreadsheet for audio breakdown
After completing the audio breakdown, I started to record audio clips with my phone. While recording, I tried to ensure that each line matched the emotions of the given video clips.
Fig Recorded audio
Fig Process of editing
Moving on, I added a swipe swoosh sound effects for the transition part.
Fig Process of editing
Fig Process of editing
ASYNCHRONOUS CLASS MATERIAL & QUIZ
[ WEEK 03 ASYNCHRONOUS CLASS MATERIAL ]
Storytelling in filmmaking is a crucial pre-production tool provides a visual preferences of a film, animation or video game. Similar to a comic strip, it consists of a series of illustrations or images displayed in sequence, helping to pre-visualise a motion picture, animation, motion graphics or interactive media sequence.
These storyboard are essential for planning shots, understanding narrative flow, and communicating ideas to the production team. They often include details such as camera angles, characters movement, dialogue and notes on special effects or sounds, aiding the director, cinematographer and crew in visualising scenes and preparing for the shooting process.
By experimenting with different visual approaches through storyboarding, filmmakers can identify potential issues and make adjustments before filming begins, This process helps to save time and resources, ensuring a smoother and more efficient production phase.
[ WEEK 03 - QUIZ 03]
Fig 2.5 Result of Quiz 3
[ WEEK 04 ASYNCHRONOUS CLASS MATERIAL ]
Filmmaking involves 3 main phases, pre-production, production and post-production. In pre-production, the planning stage, tasks include writing the script, creating storyboards, casting actors, scouting locations and hiring crew members. This phase sets the foundation for the film by organising all necessary preparations before filming begins.
The production phase is where the actual filming occurs. The production team captures all the required footage, guided by the plans from pre-production. This stage is often logistically complex, involving coordination of a large team and adherence to a detailed schedule.
Post-production is where the captured footage is edited and assembled into the final film. This include cutting and arranging scenes, adding music and sound effects, colour grading and incorporating visual effects. Post-production demands meticulous attention to detail to ensure the film is polished and ready for distribution and marketing, which occur after the production process.
[ WEEK 04 - QUIZ 04]
Fig 2.6 Result of Quiz 4
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