Monday, 5 December 2016

Blogging health checks


Colour Grading and Special Effects Editing

Colour Grading and Special 

Effects Editing


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Editing lesson (Gunes& Sureyya)

Editing for text on music video. This will appear on the first shot and the forth shots. The text colouring will be white due to relation with synergy. We decided to add text because we've seen this in many other grime videos. including AJ Tracey - Pasta and Giggs - Whippin Excursion. Which we think conjoins to our music video due to its tempo, rhythm and genre. We hope to make the music video as conventional as possible.

We have included the texts 'Queen speech 3' and 'Melody Rose'. To introduce the performer and the song in a more illustrative way to suit the genre.


While editing we also blogged. We blogged additional information of our music video. An example is applying the theory of Andrew Goodwin and Vernallis's theory to our music video. This is done to show that we have knowledge of music video theories and how to apply them.

Using Editing Ideas

Using Editing Ideas


During the editing process, we used a similar font to the music videos I researched before.

We still kept the idea of black and white and colour shots throughout the video.  



Theory activity

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Shot Types

Sunday, 4 December 2016

Editing Ideas

Editing Ideas


Now that we have all the footage together, we are going to add in black and white effects into the all the base tracks throughout the video to keep up our black and white theme.  

A female artist who uses the black and white effects in one of her videos is Paigey Cakey in her new song 'Boyfriend'.  The effect comes up for a second and then goes back to colour which is what we want to do.

We also want the video to fade out into black screen like this video has done.

            

Text ideas to put over footage at the beginning:

I looked at grime videos (male and female) font/text type they use in their videos and it is all similar - blocked text that is usually black or white or both and appears over a moving image or black screen.  I want to follow these ideas as they are typical for the grime genre and we are exploring grime.


This text isn't from a music video but I want to try something like this on our video.