I. Please watch Cheryl Ho’s video (a previous year student’s work):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cULOFcZ93Ug
· Point out the part(s) that applies Ken Burns Effect.
_The part where she introduced the NUS staircases
_The part where she introduced eating places in NUS such as Munchie Monkey and Subway
_The part of the word “stress”
_The part where she stared at a pile of books
_The part where she was reading her course packs
_The part where she was chatting with her friends
· Which part(s) of using Ken Burn Effect you think are (is) good?
_The part where she looked up the staircase is good because it matched what she was speaking “ I always find myself looking UP a…”
_The parts where she held the characters of the words such as STRESS, SECOND etc are not good because the character was small while the panning was so fast.
· Evaluate this video from other aspects (sound, photo, script, transition and so on). Which are (is) good and which can to be improved?
_The sound is good. It is neither so sad nor so cheerful
_The photos make a good illustration of what she was speaking. However the characters for the words such as “stairs” are quite small so this affect readability
_The script is good and meaningful. She tried to emphasize though studying in NUS was challenging, she would look at it in a positive way
2. Different video transition effects in Adobe Premiere CS5
_3D motion
_ Dissolve
_ Iris
_ Page Peel
_Slide
_Wipe
Dissolve, Wipe and Slide effects are used when you want to emphasize or add a special effect to a scene change. Use 3D motion for 3D objects, for example you may want to make the object rotate.
3. Define what are “pan, tilt‐up, tilt‐down, zoom, close up; extreme close‐up; wide‐angle; high‐angle; fisheye, and telephoto” and their use
_Pan Right or Pan Left: Rotate camera to right or left. This can be used to follow a subject who is moving across the set or to move between a shot of a subject on one side to a shot of a subject on the other side.
_Zoom in: Move camera closer (or use the zoom) to go from an establishing shot to a wide shot or from a medium shot to a close up. Can help provide action or movement to a static scene. Often used to follow an establishing shot and bring the audience into the scene.
_Zoom out: Move camera away (or use the zoom) to go from close up to medium, medium to wide, or wide to extreme long shots. Often used to close a scene or end a film. Lets the audience know they are leaving that scene. Can also be used going from close up to medium to show how subjects are pulling away from each other.
_Tilt shift and Van Gogh pictures: The technique makes them look like 3D pictures. So beautiful
_ Tilt Up: Tip the camera up on the tripod. Used to show change in point of view. Usually used between shots to get a different point of view on the subject.
_Tilt Down: Tip the camera down on the tripod. Used to show change in point of view. Usually used between shots to get a different point of view on the subject.
_Close up: The subject or object is larger in the frame. Useful when you are trying to capture a small detail of the action.
Extreme close-up: Focus on the emotions on the face of the subject, or a particular detail on the object
_Dolly Zoom:
_Dolly Zoom: