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Open this in a separate window. It will teach you all the basics of the editing programme Adobe Premiere Pro ...

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LEARN PREMIERE PRO IN 20 MINUTES ! - Tutorial For Beginners

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Music Video Project Evaluation example:

- the choices you made in the production process (think about aspects of mise-en-scene)

The aspects of mise-en-scene we decided to focus on were camera angle, camera shot, costume and make-up. We decided we would film one of the scenes in a darkened room with strong lamps in order to create a sinister feel by creating long, dark shadows on the actor’s face. We also filmed the shots of the main character from a low angle to enhance the feeling that he was powerful and sinister. In these scenes, we decide to use mostly close-up and mid shots in order to create a cramped, claustrophobic feel to add tension to the scene.

When we filmed the scene of the other main character outside, we found a straight pathway and filmed her in a long shot that looks good because of the lines of the pathway leading into the distance. The location we chose for this shot also has lots of trees in the background which also looks good and contrasts with the more sinister scenes in the darkened room scenes indoors.

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- how well these choices help to fulfill the brief (i.e. how well do they help promote the song/how well do they appeal to the target audience/ how would they impress the record company?)

The target audience for this song is 14 - 22. One of the ways in which this music video appeal to its target audience is by including characters who are from this target group. We wanted to dress the characters fashionably so that young people would identify with them moire and this works well in the video. For example, the main female character wears bright leggings, which signify that she is on trend. We also thought about how we good film her in such a way that her tattoos were visible because tattoos are very fashionable and a little bit edgy.

- what were the crucial decisions made in the production that lead to the success?

Among the most crucial decisions we made we the locations and the casting. Some of the locations we used are ideal. For example, using the college dark room allowed us to alter the lighting to create a sinister mood.

- what areas for improvement are there? (Don't be afraid to be critical)

However, we were unable to find a good location to use for the bedroom scene and instead used the bed located in the Health & Social Care department of the college. This did what we needed but because the bed is not in a bedroom context, we couldn't get the proper feel of an intimate space. To overcome this, we used a tight, close-up shot of the main characters. Which works well but perhaps not as well as if we could see them in their bedroom.
In saying that, using such a tight close-up actually adds to the emotion of the video becasue we can see the expression in the m,ain characters face and this helps form a bond between the viewer and the main character, which will also help to promote the artist.

- the tension between what you wanted to achieve and the logistics of doing it

I wanted the video to be shot in sunny, bright conditions to reflect the feel of the music, which is upbeat and happy. However, on the day scheduled for filming the weather was overcast. Filming went well, but the effect I wanted wasn't possible unless we had rescheduled and waited for the weather to improve. In hindsight, I would have arranged two or three alternative days for the group to film in order to improve the chances of filming in good weather.

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3C Assignment Brief 2017-18 PROD&REVIEW.doc

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New York-based musician Sam Newsome specializes in pushing the medium of solo saxophone. He was invited to WFMU to perform live on the radio for Kurt Gottschalk's program, Miniature Minotaurs, on July 13th. The recordings are edgy, raw, and innovative. His techniques range from traditional vibrato and percussive methods to unusual additions to his instrument to create extra sounds, textures, and depth to his work.

"My music," says Newsome, "is a type of improvisatory art music in which jazz functions more as a resource than a musical genre to be interpreted with stylistic specificity."

His first improvisation session is more experimental than the second, with chimes hanging from the instrument, percussive key-tapping, and an exploration of low-range sounds that issued from his instrument. The second improvisation is laced with arpeggios and bears a resemblance to compositions by Philip Glass.

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New York-based musician Sam Newsome specializes in pushing the medium of solo saxophone. He was invited to WFMU to perform live on the radio for Kurt Gottschalk's program, Miniature Minotaurs, on July 13th. The recordings are edgy, raw, and innovative.

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Premiere Pro tutorials | Learn how to use Premiere Pro

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Browse the latest Adobe Premiere Pro tutorials, video tutorials, hands-on projects, and more. Ranging from beginner to advanced, these tutorials provide basics, new features, plus tips and techniques.

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what attributes of Mise En Scence am I going to use in my music video: Lighting The use of perspective and space (In camera work) Costume Props colour Location ASA (Advertising Standards Authority): Is the regulatory body for advertising standards, who independently asses if an advert is with in UK guild lines.

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I have chosen this video over the other one because its more appropriate, it fits the brief, the target audience, it has a better reason of being made(to get the song back into the younger generation) and over all its more exciting.

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The choices you made in the production process (think about aspects of mise-en-scene)

How well these choices help to fulfill the brief (i.e. how well do they help promote the production/how well do they appeal to the target audience/ how would they impress the client?)

What were the crucial decisions made in the production that lead to the success?

What areas for improvement are there? (Don't be afraid to be critical)

The tension between what you wanted to achieve and the logistics of doing it