Saturday, March 10, 2007
Year 2, Semester 2, Week 5, Practical.
In todays practical we put into use what we had learned in the previous week about Avid. We were all given the opportunity to use Avid on our own to practice creating and naming new bins, importing footage and familarising yourself to it for future use in assignments.
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Year 2, Semester 2, Week 5, Lecture
In todays Lecture we went through a handout were we looked at RTE delivery requirements. We looked at the RTE independent productions delivery check list which must be filled out before a programme is broadcast on RTE. We also looked at the other paperwork that must be filled in before the programme is broadcast and it was interesting to see the different sheets on funding and copyright return. In comparison to Channel 4 it is quite a small amount of paperwork. It was also interesting to learn how subtitles and Aertal work and also it was interesting to know how the archives operate.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Year 2, Semester 2, Week 4, Practical
In Todays Practical I began to learn about using Avid. Sarah spent the first hour showing us the differnt functions in using Avid. Sarah showed us showed us first of all how to tranfer your footage into Avid manually by simply clicking on the record icon and clicking it again when you want it to stop, or you can make an in point and an out point and click record and it will rewind and record your selection. Sarah also showed us how the to create bins and name them for your different shot types CU, MS and LS and also to name each shot in order to keep organised. In each bin the frame icon was selected as it gives a thumbnail picture of your shot so that it is easier to access. I then started to use Avid by myself and began by importing the footage Denise and I shot around the college on car clamping. I found Avid easy to use compared to Media 100 and am looking forward to using it in the future.
Monday, February 19, 2007
Year 2, Semester 2, Week 4, Lecture
In todays Lecture we looked at Digital Masters. In the handout given in class we went through what is the difference between Project and Media files, the difference between offline and online editing. I learned about mastering to tape e.g chosen post production house performs colour corrections, titles, effects, etc, then masters to tape. I also learned that sprokit(probaly spelt wrong) holes are on just one side on super16mm and are on both sides on 16mm. Also in todays lecture i learned that RTE programmes must be shot on a professional format such as Digibeta, Beta SX, DVC Pro 50 or DVC Pro 25 and that Mini DV is only acceptable in certain acces or diary-type programming. We also didd a recap on Aspect ratios where we looked at the two different ways to record a 16:9 picture on a 4:3 tape using Letterbox or 16:9 Anamorphoric and how in RTE the programmes must be delivered on 16:9 full height only. In the Lecture I also learned about the different RTE technical specifications.
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