Video & Sound Production — Final Compilation

04/04/2023—14/07/2023 (Week 1—Week 15)
Rachel Madeline Purwanto / 0356994
Video and Sound Production / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Final Compilation

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❥INSTRUCTIONS 

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❥TASKS 

EXERCISES

Week 1 — 4/4/2023

Fig 1.1 Final Arranged Clips of Doritos Ad

Week 2 — 11/4/2023

Fig 1.2 Shooting Exercise & Framing

Week 3 — 18/4/2023

Fig 2.1 3 Acts Exercise

Week 4 — 25/4/2023

Colour Correction Exercise with ChatGPT

1. What is colour correction?

It refers to the process of adjusting and balancing the colours in a video or image to achieve a desired look and is often used in stage lighting, photography, television, cinematography, and other disciplines to alter the overall colour of light. 

 

2. What is colour grading?

Colour grading refers to the process of enhancing or altering the colour and tonal qualities of an image or video to establish a desired artistic effect or a certain atmosphere. This allows you to make your images and scenes look exactly like they appear in real life by adjusting contrast, brightness, saturation, colour balance, and other colour-related parameters. 

 

3. What is the differences between colour correction and colour grading?

Their primary objectives are the main difference between them, where colour correction is more focused on correcting technical issues related to colour balance and consistency, correcting colours in a video or a film as to their desired look, whereas colour grading is more focused on creative adjustments to achieve a particular artistic look or feel, editing colours in a video or film as a way to give them a stylistic look. 

 

4. Are both colour correction and colour grading necessary while editing video? Or just do one of them?

Both are crucial steps in the video editing process, depending on the goals and requirements of that certain project. Colour correction is necessary to ensure that the footage has a neutral and consistent colour balance and colour grading can be used to establish a certain artistic look or to create a certain atmosphere. Situational wise, only colour correction may be needed or both may be required to achieve the desired result.

Week 9 — 30/5/2023

Fig 3.1 Stop Motion Exercise Shot on Phone

Fig 3.2 Stop Motion Exercise Shot on DSLR Camera

PROJECT 1A — AUDIO DUBBING  (23/4/2023)

Fig 4.1 Audio Dubbing Project 1

PROJECT 1B —  SOUND SHAPING (12/6/2023)

Fig 5.1 Final Voice of Phone Call Audio Shaping

Fig 5.2 Final Voice from Inside Closet Audio Shaping

Fig 5.3 Final Voice from Inside Bathroom Audio Shaping

Fig 5.4 Final Voice in Underground Cave Audio Shaping

PROJECT 2A—  EDITING (11/6/2023)

Fig 6.1 Final Edited Tiktok Project 2

PROJECT 2B—  PRODUCTION SHOOTING  (21/5/2023)

Fig 7.1 Production Shoot

FINAL PROJECT —  STOP MOTION (7/7/2023)

Fig 8.1 Stop Motion Project Titled "The Dark Whispers"

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❥REFLECTION 

This module has taught me a ton of things especially using programs such as Adobe Premier Pro and Adobe Audition, as well as how to compose a good film production and a stop motion. There were many considerations as well that came to producing a good film as well as a stop motion such as lighting and the angle which could further enhance the quality, storytelling and emotional tone of the scenes. I had my first experiences as a director in a production shoot and to produce a stop motion short film which was a fun eye-opening and learning experience despite the many reshoots, retrials that had to be done. Overall, I was satisfied with most of the tasks and projects that were done and learnt a ton of new things which will be valuable for my future specialization and work.