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https://youtu.be/om1HGMs0Ha8

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this cut has been used because it shows the girl day dreaming and they being broken from that by the teacher talking and it going on to show the teacher it seems natural and its not abrupt or fast moving

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this eye line match has been used because its showing her starting to use her powers and being able to do it any where.

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slow motion is used at this point because it shows happiness in her life because she has quite a depressing life at home and school with her mum being really religious and her being able to move things with her mind her mum thinks she the devil and then at school she gets bullied and this moment is is slow motion because she winning prom queen and its like the only happiness she's ever felt

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the scene cuts abruptly at this point because before this the editing techniques that were used was fades and then all of a sudden it goes to a sharp cut and this is to make the audience feel on edge and a little bit scared

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a fade has been used at the beginning of the trailer to set the scene of where the family lives.

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i was asked to film a music video for the song Picture Me by Santan Dave. we discussed as a group to film at media city because it was easy to get to and we thought media city was a good place to film because the scenery we needed was a car park and places to sit by the quays so media city was perfect for that and for the rest of the clips we waled down the road to an abandoned building and filmed out side of that and went onto the estate and filmed down and ally way for other scenes. the story board was constructed off the lyrics of the video so we match some of what they was singing with either actions or going to a certain place. to avoid hazards we took a walk around were we planned to film and assessed the area and made sure is was safe to film and we wasn't getting any of the public in the background and the afterwards we went over the recce.  when we started filming we had to change the idea of filming in the abandoned building because we couldn't find one that was safe to film inside or one that we could legally get inside of to film so instead we improvise with a green screen. the editing techniques we used was non continuity editing, black and white contrast and fades and dissolves we used these editing techniques because the story to the song was quite sad and slow so the black and white colours and slow fades makes the audience feel the sadness shown in the video . in our group there was Hayden, Tom an Ela. two things that worked well was that we all wanted to work differently on the music video so Hayden wanted to film it and me and Tom wanted to be in it. Another thing that worked well in the group was the idea we all had different ones but could agree on one without arguing and no one not wanting to do it. Things that could of improved was the timing, it could of been finished a lot earlier and also booking out equipment could of been more frequent so booking things out when we took stuff beck so we knew we had stuff to film with instead of leaving it for on the day. our strengths was hat we could agree easily on what to film and where to do it and everyones thoughts and ideas was used in the video so everyone had input on it. one of our weakness as a group would be attendance so on some days there would only be two people witch made it hard to film and carry equipment so on some days we just had to edit dome of he stuff we already had and try to film with only one person in the shot. on the video on youtube we only got one comment and classmates had said that "the video looks really good" "great video" and "fantastic"

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Superimposition is the placement of an image or video on top of an already-existing image or video.

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Why might the 180 degree angle be broken? 

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Why might the 180 degree angle be broken? 

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it might be broken to disorientate the audience and let them see the editing and cameras.

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What is a freeze frame? Why is it used? Give examples of where freeze frames are used in moving image products

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What is a freeze frame? Why is it used? Give examples of where freeze frames are used in moving image products

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a freeze frame is when the camera stops and everything within the camera shot is frozen still an example of this is at the end of the breakfast club https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv1I4q6lOpo

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a jump cut is when you notice the editing and it goes from one scene to another quickly without a fade or dissolve.

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split screen is where one thing is happening on one half of the screen and somewhere else is something else is happening on the other half of the screen and it is being shown at the same time.

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Explain and give an example of why continuity editing is sometimes deliberately broken.

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Explain and give an example of why continuity editing is sometimes deliberately broken.

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Continuity editing is the process, in film and video creation, of combining more-or-less related shots, or different components cut from a single shot. it is sometimes deliberately broken to put flash backs and flash forwards in. flack back to remind the audience whats happened and flash forwards to tease the audience about whats going to happen.

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What is a montage, why is it used? Give an example of where we see montages in moving image products.

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What is a montage, why is it used? Give an example of where we see montages in moving image products.

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a montage is an editing technique in which shots are put together in an often fast-paced motion that gives a lot of information in a short period.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2bk_9T482g

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What is a wipe? Why is it used? Give an example of where we see a wipe used in a moving image product.

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What is a wipe? Why is it used? Give an example of where we see a wipe used in a moving image product.

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A wipe is a type of film transition where one shot replaces another by travelling from one side of the frame to another or with a special shape.

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What is a fade? Why is it used? Give an example of where we see a fade used in a moving image product.

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What is a fade? Why is it used? Give an example of where we see a fade used in a moving image product.

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a fade is where you have an image and it slowly turns into a black screen or white this is used to end either a music video or a film.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWpsOqh8q0M

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What is a dissolve? Why is it used? Give an example of where we see a dissolve used in a moving image product.

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What is a dissolve? Why is it used? Give an example of where we see a dissolve used in a moving image product.

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a dissolve is a gradual transition from one image to another.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTPctDhOCzE

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Explain what a shot-Reverse-Shot, why is it used? Give an example of where a shot-reverse-shot is used in a moving image product.

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Explain what a shot-Reverse-Shot, why is it used? Give an example of where a shot-reverse-shot is used in a moving image product.

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Shot reverse shot  is a film technique where one character is looking at another character and then the other character is shown looking back at the first character.

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Explain what an Eyeline Match is and give an examples of an Eyeline match in a moving image product.

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Explain what an Eyeline Match is and give an examples of an Eyeline match in a moving image product.

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An eyeline match is a film editing technique associated with the continuity editing system. It is based on the premise that an audience will want to see what the character on-screen is seeing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYnpqCx8O_Y

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Explain what a cutaway is? Why it is used? Give an example of where a cutaway is used in a moving image product.

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Explain what a cutaway is? Why it is used? Give an example of where a cutaway is used in a moving image product.

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a cutaway shot is the interruption of a continuously filmed action by inserting a view of something else.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hqa34dZp-E

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Explain what an Action Match is and give an examples of an Action match in a moving image product.

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Explain what an Action Match is and give an examples of an Action match in a moving image product.

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action match is cutting on action or matching on action.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv93covb53w

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What is a cut? Why is it used? Give an example of a classic cut in a moving image product.

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What is a cut? Why is it used? Give an example of a classic cut in a moving image product.

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a cut is when you go from a to b without even noticing no fading in just changing scenes straight away. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2GPBBxFpEw&t=19s

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Explain what cutting to the beat is and why it is used in this video.

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Explain what cutting to the beat is and why it is used in this video.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uikJTnmtgw
cutting to the beat is when the beat hits and the scene changes at the same time and this is used in this video because it makes it more dramatic in the video.

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Discuss the 180 degree rule and why it is used in this clip.

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Discuss the 180 degree rule and why it is used in this clip.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7y-5yUk9HI
this is filmed using the 180 degree rile because if you filmed the show on the other side of the presenter and the guests then you would be able to see the audience and the back of the guests heads and the rest of hr camera crew. the 180 degree rule is where you film on one side of the action so it doesn't disorientate the viewer

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Explain why football matches are edited into short highlight packages

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Explain why football matches are edited into short highlight packages

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aThb7mEXqEI
to show all the good bits during the match so the audience doesn't get bored watching it all

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 Why has the director chosen to speed up the editing in this clip?Explain why flashbacks and flash forwards are used in film/TV and give examples

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 Why has the director chosen to speed up the editing in this clip?Explain why flashbacks and flash forwards are used in film/TV and give examples

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYCuN6rU4A0
the director has chosen to speed up the editing to make the ball move faster then it actually is and the people running faster than they actuality are.
flash backs and flash forwards are used to give context and so the story is continued and there are no confusions.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERyVAL5mt7E
slow motion is used to build tension.

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non linear is when the film or moving image could start at the end and finish at the beginning

linear is where the moving image is in order so it goes beginning middle and end.

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one of the camera editing is called editing on the fly.
this is when someone picks scenes from TV shows or films, this is when they want to cut down scenes to fit a specific time.

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you cut the cell at the point where you want to cut the film this is called splicing you then rejoin the cell to another cell and use splicing tape to join the two scenes together.

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35mm (standard)
16mm (low budget)

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Georges Méliès was a French illusionist and film director who led many technical and narrative developments in the earliest days of cinema. his first film was "a trip to the moon" and that was in 1902. his editing technique was splicing so he would just cut the film real and stick them together.

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Edwin Stanton Porter  was an American film pioneer. he produced "the great train robbery" in 1903  he used the editing technique "cross-cutting"

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The Lumière brothers, Auguste Marie Louis Nicolas were among the first filmmakers in history. their first film was called "Workers leaving the Lumiere factory" and was released in 1895 the second film they released was "Arrival of a train at La Ciotat" 1896 the editing techniques they used was in camera editing. the brothers used a kinescope to edit their footage

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a type of editing techniques was just stopping the film and cutting the film this is called in camera editing.

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a type of editing techniques was just stopping the film and cutting the film this is called in camera editing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZlqHWPBieM

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zURTEs8C1lo

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no sound just capturing 'life'. any editing was known as 'in camera editing' it involves just stopping the filming

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The Kinetoscope was designed for films to be viewed by one person at a time through a little hole at the top of the kinetoscope.

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in the 1800's celluloid film and the invention of cameras available too which meant there could be moving sequence images made.