http://chs.smuhsd.org/bigue/art_of_video/index/fa11_news/fa11_dresscode.mov
Preproduction:
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| Ms. Shanks sitting down for interview |
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| Camilla in different location and standing up |
I think that our interview questions were focused and direct because the interviewees stated their opinions and the rest of the segment was informal.
Production Quality:
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| Ms. Ferro's eyes are not looking at the camera |
The most difficult thing in production was getting b-roll. It was really hard trying to get b- roll because its not a topic that can be graphically seen all the time. So we had lots of photoshop pictures.
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| B- roll was shaky |
The lighting in our shots came out good, but the audio was off when we transferred the b-roll to final cut pro. But, Jenna fixed that problem. Some of the audio for Alec didn't come out well because of the construction noises.
Script:
My voice over introduced the story by saying the rules of the new dress code. Then I said "let's see what students and faculty think about the new dress code." I grabbed the audience's attention with the line written above. I think that our segment was informative because we explained the new dress code and had different opinions on the subject.
At first my voice over closer was pretty long. We had to cut up big chunks of it because of time. I wanted the audience to hear all of the voice over, but the parts that I said was good enough to close the segment. I think the people should have listened to the original voice over, but we tried to leave the key parts of it.
Editing
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| Title |
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| Montage of clothes/shoes |
The best thing I like about my piece was while I said the voice over opener, there is a montage of clothes students are not allowed to wear. If we had more time in the segment I would of added the original voice over closer. The most important lesson that I learned while doing this project is to make sure to check your audio levels on the camera before you interview someone.






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