Lesson 7: Making Selects

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Reviewing your Footage

Once you’ve exported your footage onto a computer, you can view it.

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Reviewing your Footage

Reviewing your footage is a very important step in the process of creating a video.

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Reviewing your Footage

Depending on the camera you use, your footage may be in one long piece with no breaks, or your footage may be divided into clips.

Lesson 7: Making Selects

CRITICAL PROCESS

Lesson 7: Making Selects

CRITICAL PROCESSIn order to prepare to make your selects...

Lesson 7: Making Selects

CRITICAL PROCESS

...look for the following things when viewing your footage and make note of them when you see them:

Lesson 7: Making Selects

I What shots came out successfully?

First Determine:

Gina  Nemirofsky

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IIFirst Determine:

What shots did not come out successfully?

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IIIFirst Determine:

Did you miss any necessary shots?

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IVFirst Determine:

Did any technical problems occur?

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Then Look For the Following:

•strong composition or framing •compelling imagery •interesting movement in the frame •interesting movement of the camera •images that support the story you are telling •images that ask or answer a question

Terry  Henderson

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Then Look For the Following:

•strong composition or framing •compelling imagery •ointeresting movement in the frame •interesting movement of the camera •images that support the story you are telling •images that ask or answer a question

Michael  Fox

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Then Look For the Following:

•strong composition or framing •compelling imagery •interesting movement in the frame •interesting movement of the camera •images that support the story you are telling •images that ask or answer a question

Jamie  McConnell

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Then Look For the Following:

•strong composition or framing •compelling imagery •interesting movement in the frame •interesting movement of the camera •images that support the story you are telling •images that ask or answer a question

Luke  Cormack

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Then Look For the Following:

•strong composition or framing •compelling imagery •interesting movement in the frame •interesting movement of the camera •images that support the story you are telling •images that ask or answer a question

Jennifer  Serchia

Lesson 7: Making Selects

Then Look For the Following:

•strong composition or framing •compelling imagery •interesting movement in the frame •interesting movement of the camera •images that support the story you are telling •images that ask or answer a question

Daniel  Lichtblau

Lesson 7: Making Selects

take # in-point out-point duration comment good

ex. 00:25:10:02 00:25:32:02 20 sec. overexposed Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

You should have a logging chart

that looks like this:

Exercise:

Lesson 7: Making Selects

take # in-point out-point duration comment good

ex. 00:25:10:02 00:25:32:02 20 sec. overexposed Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

Y / N

You should have a logging chart

that looks like this:

Exercise:

Take some time with it while reviewing your footage to fill

out all of the information about

your shots.

Lesson 7: Making Selects