After speaking to Helen (tutor) and showing her our sync cut of the film she agreed that we did need a narrator to our film. Initially we planned to use Roy but after speaking to the group we felt that it may be slightly weird to have him narrating and interviewed. We then decided to see if it would work without a narrator at all. We agreed to use myself as a example narration until we decide on a official person. Based on this feedback we also came up with a better version of a set up for our script.
Here is the new Script reflecting this change:
Stay safe,
Helen
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
Documentary Unit: Music
After a chat with Chris he decided it would be easier for him to go away and look and source music for the edit. With the option of using our composer anyway this was the most practical way of working. It meant that Chris could edit to music at the same time rather than waiting for a piece of music that may not work.
Stay safe,
Helen
Stay safe,
Helen
Monday, 28 April 2014
Documentary Unit: Editing Workshop with John Ramsden
Today we had an editing workshop with John Ramsden. We learnt more about the sync edit and rough cut edit today which as a producer in the project helped me to understand what we needed more. We then were tasked with editing a interview with the help of a transcript and taking out all the um's and stutters. I was very pleased with myself because i don't enjoy editing as i feel i am no good and take a long time. However i really learnt a lot today and am very glad we had the opportunity to learn from John. I would never have thought about editing out the pauses and um's and stutters as i wouldn't have really noticed them before. I am now pleased that i can offer Chris some assistance when he is editing and help to pin point any parts of a interview that need to be reedited. I am also pleased that John and Helen both gave me a lot of feedback on my edit and helped me to improve on it further by using a technique called sound mixing. I even learnt the short cut on the mac so it will definitely come in handy in the future.
Here is my edit i made during the lesson:
I am very pleased with this work and although it still isn't perfect for a first attempt at anything like this i am over the moon
Stay safe,
Helen
Here is my edit i made during the lesson:
I am very pleased with this work and although it still isn't perfect for a first attempt at anything like this i am over the moon
Stay safe,
Helen
Sunday, 27 April 2014
Documentary Unit: Filming Day 4 Reflection
Today myself and Hayley went down to the centre to put the go pro on a dog. The shoot was very good and the footage was much more stable and usable now we had secured the go pro as best we could. I also decided to see if we could get a dog to either carry a clapper board or sit next to one for a potential idea for our trailer. As we didn't need much shots today we only were at the centre for an hour and got all the shots we needed. Now i will meet with Chris and Danny and go through the edit chris has started work on and see if we need to go on one last shoot for any pick ups.
stay safe,
helen.
stay safe,
helen.
Documentary Unit: Filming Schedule 4
Here is the schedule for day 4. We were happy with the majority of the shots but needed to go back and film the go pro sequence.
HH Schedule Day 4
Stay safe,
Helen
HH Schedule Day 4
Stay safe,
Helen
Monday, 21 April 2014
Documentary Unit: Transcript of Interview with Nicole Crockford
Here is the Transcript of the interview with Nicole. She was very nervous but i think the interview went really well and i helped her to read by just having a nice chat with her before the camera was rolling and helping her to relax.
Stay safe,
Helen
Documentary Unit: Transcript for interview with Kerry Burman
Here is an interview with Dog Handler, Kerry Burman. Her dog, Ruby, is a Cynophobia dog and Roy Arranged for us to have a quick interview with her before the class started.
Kerry's answers were really good and she was very comfortable on camera.
Stay safe,
Helen
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