Video and Sound Production Final Project - Stop Motion Video
Week 8 -Week 14
Marcus Leong Ka Shing 0363643
Video and Sound Production / BA of Design (HONS) in Creative Media / Taylor's University
Final Project - Stop Motion Video
INSTRUCTIONS
Once production was complete, I compiled and arranged all images accordingly and created a sequence using Photoshop.
Next, Michael added the video effects for the gunfire and explosions.
Moving on, I recorded and added the sound effects that suited each scene. I added dialogues that were used by the army men and the ambience of war to give it a more realistic feel.
I also added some some music in the start and end of the sequence to create a smoother run from start to end.
To further enhance that, I also added texts that act as the introduction to the scene and credits as well.
Marcus Leong Ka Shing 0363643
Video and Sound Production / BA of Design (HONS) in Creative Media / Taylor's University
Final Project - Stop Motion Video
INSTRUCTIONS
For this task, I grouped up with another classmate to complete this final
project. We spent the first 2 weeks planning and getting the required
equipment to start our production.
This is our scene breakdown, to have a clearer direction when working on the
shoot.
We started shooting in the morning at 10am at the Taylors Carpark and
concluded our production at 2pm. We chose this location because we felt the
surrounding could mimic a warlike background, with the dirt and grass and
gravel. We also used the surrounding nature to our advantage.
Once production was complete, I compiled and arranged all images accordingly and created a sequence using Photoshop.
Next, Michael added the video effects for the gunfire and explosions.
Moving on, I recorded and added the sound effects that suited each scene. I added dialogues that were used by the army men and the ambience of war to give it a more realistic feel.
I also added some some music in the start and end of the sequence to create a smoother run from start to end.
To further enhance that, I also added texts that act as the introduction to the scene and credits as well.
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Reflection
Creating a stop-motion shoot was such a cool experience. First, we had to
decide what the story would be about. We created a scene breakdown to have
clear direction. Then, when it was time to shoot, we moved the characters
bit by bit, taking pictures along the way. It felt like making a tiny
movie with lots of pictures. Shooting was a bit tricky because we had to
be patient and move everything just a little for each picture. After that,
when all the pictures were taken, we used Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Pro
to put them together. It was like putting all the puzzle pieces in the
right order to make the story flow smoothly. The whole experience taught
me how to tell a story using pictures and made me realize how important it
is to take things step by step.
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