Showing posts with label Diana Baukerte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diana Baukerte. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 March 2015

Using Motion To Create Titles

Features of Motion:

(Template editor for Final Cut Pro)



Final Cut Pro includes a library featuring titles, transitions, effects and generators. Open any of these templates in Motion for further to customise your footage, then publish your modified template to Final Cut Pro by saving it. The new template is available for use.


(Familiar Interface)




The Motion interface is easy to use with Final Cut Pro.  The filters you can use have filters that include on-screen controls for so you can change the effect directly.

(Parameter Rigs)



Rigs let you adjust colour for example with a single control — a slider, pop-up menu or tickbox. For example, change the colours of all the objects in your project in a single step, or apply a complicated logo to a scene with a click.


We didn't use all of these features for our title sequence, however I thought it was interesting to learn about all the features of the program. 
All this research was gathered from the Apple website.

Q6. Technologies Used to Construct our Product





More about my experience with Final Cut Pro:




Q5. Attracting/Addressing our Audience











                              





                               



                                  


















Q7. Progression from Preliminary to Final Product



                                       

                                                                   


                                                 

Saturday, 7 March 2015

16th Feb - Filming Day!

Pictures from today:



   
Kizoa slideshow: Pictures - Slideshow

Our filming today was successful. We managed to get shots that reflected our title sequence. For example, we found graffiti near brick lane that said "shoplifters welcome", this links in with the storyline behind our title sequence. 






We also found a sign that said "Love Yourself", this, once again ties in with the title of project "Love Yourz". 

Previously, we were struggling to find permission from a shop to film in their premises, However, today we got permission to film in a small boutique that is ideal for our title sequence.


Thursday, 26 February 2015

The Conventional Order of Titles in a Teen Title Sequence


 the conventional order of title sequences in teen movies goes as such: 

·      Production company name / Production company title
·      Distribution company identity / distribution company title
·      Actor 1 (star of the film)
·      Film title
·      Actor 2
·      Actor 3
·      Costume
·      Music by
·      Edited by
·      Production Designer
·      Director of Photography
·      Written by
·      Director 


 The titles for the movie are done, most often in an order of who is deemed the most relevant in the production and promotion of the movie. 



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