- Get at least 6-10 pictures that you have already taken in your groups of conventional shot sequencing and dialogue sequencing – make sure they are different shot sizes and that they show you understand conventional shot sequencing / dialogue sequencing.
- Upload them to a folder on your V drive – you ideally need to work on the local drive to improve the efficiency of Premiere, but you also need to make sure you keep a back-up on the Media drive in case the local (V) drive breaks!
- Import these pictures into Premiere and edit together – I will give you direct instructions and support.
- Export this premiere project (ie your edit) at the following settings: H264 & match bit rate high so that you now have an AVI.
- Upload the AVI (not the premiere project) into your own (and new) Film Studies Youtube account (you set it up yourself – it’s very easy).
- Embed the YouTube link into your blog.
- As ever I will mark the embedded AVI (ie finished edit) on my markbook.
- This will be your first video edit and therefore first mini movie completed, so please write some annotation / notes onto your blog post about what you have done, what you have learned, what you like, what you are looking to improve etc etc
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