Pd 4 Peer Critique Thursday April 24th

Before we proceed any further, we're going to look critically at one another's work and give feedback.  We'll take 20 minutes to do this.  Leave this blog post visible on your Desktop so that your Critic can follow the directions below.

When you have completed the critique, turn it in to me.  I will read it, grade it, and then give it to the student.

This is an 8-point written assignment, and is mandatory.

1.  Get a blank sheet of paper, a pen/pencil and a set of headphones.
2. Choose a peer's work to critique.  Sit at their computer.
3. You will view their edited film and answer the questions below, in writing.

DO NOT make changes to their project, their Desktop or work environment.  Any changes, deletions, additions to a peer's work or modifications to their workstation will result in a failing grade for the project and a written referral.  Respect the sanctity of others' work.

Peer Critique---Set up your Paper to look like this:

Your Name:

Name of Peer Editor (person whose work you are viewing)

1.   Describe the project that they have built:  How well does the story "flow" visually? (In other words, how well do pictures tell the story?)  Explain your response.  (3 sentences)
2.  Describe a point in the project where either the Video or Audio needs some work.  How would you suggest they improve this point? (2 sentences)
3. Describe an element of their edit that you really like---a special effect, foley, edited sequence, etc.---and explain why you like it.  (2 sentences)
4.  Explain whether or not you like their version of the movie, and why.  Give specific, constructive examples---nothing mean or malicious. (3 sentences)

Period 3 credits

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Period 3 Cast and Crew

Cast

Justin                          Ray Saiz

Chris                           Andrew Sisneros

Marissa                       Erika Sanchez

Jock #1                       Angel Escobar

Jock #2                       Chris Garcia

Party Girls

Miriam Ayala

Destiny Duran

Crystal Lechuga

Zombies

Shanif Jiwa

Estevan Martinez

Crew

Producer                    D. Thomas

Director                      Asha Vizcaino

1^st AD                          Edwin Astorga

2^nd AD                         Andrew Martinez

Script Supervisor      Cody Lamberth

DP                               Reyes Sandoval

Camera 2                   Cesar Segovia-Rios

Sound                         Tony Martinez

Key Grip                     Deven Peace

Grip                             Carlos Rodriguez

Gaffer                         Chris Garcia

Art Dept. Head           Erika Sanchez

Wardrobe                  Stephanie Sapien

Hair/Makeup             Priscilla Savedra, Miriam Ayala

Props                          Alexis Aguilar

Period 4 Credits

THE UNKNOWN

Period 4 Credits

Cast

Angelo Grossetete                 Mitch

Andrew Sanchez                   Nick

Max Baeza-Torres                 FBI Agent

Crew

Producer/Locations              Noah Sanchez

Director                                  Noe Delgado

1^st AD                                      Dakota Meza
Script Supervisor                    Dominic Homan

DP                                           Aaron Lucero

2^nd Camera                             Jonathan Quiroz

Gaffer                                   Andrew Aragon

Sound/Editing                       Alfred Zaragoza
Sound Assist                         Andrew Sanchez

Key Grip                                 Joseph Rangel

Grip                                         Cody Green

Grip                                         Max Baeza-Torres
Scene Clapper                        Angel Nieto

Art Dept. Head                       Fabiola Leon

Props                                      Corina Sias    

Wardrobe                              Julissa Grajeda

Makeup                                  Jasmine Garcia

Makeup                                  Justin Pena

Adding Titles and Credits to your project

Your last great act as you finish editing your movie is to add a Title and Rolling Credits to your film to really "polish" it up.
You must create, for a 10-point grade:

• A Title at the start of your film, over black or over the first clip.
• Rolling Credits at the end of the film that include Cast and Crew.  Don't remember who did what?  Check the Production Binder! 
• Grammar, spelling and punctuation count for 4 of the 10 points.  Professional appearance is important!

I'll grade these at the end of class.

Using headphones, with your Premiere Project open in the background, watch this tutorial as many times as necessary to create a Title at the start of your film, and Rolling Credits at the end of your film:

Creating Titles and Credits in Premiere Pro CS6

17-point Grade: Edited Project

By the end of class on Friday, you must complete the following and have me "check off" your work, for a total of 17 points:

• A complete Sequence with all scenes, including a minimum of 3 "B" roll shots on Video 2 (7 points)
• At least one Cropped scene (3 points)
• Level Audio throughout the project (within 3 dB of -12), with at least one use of the "pinning/ducking" feature  (7 points)

The clock is ticking!   It's the Final Countdown!!!
The Final Countdown

Opportunity for Makeup Artist

If you're interested in becoming a Makeup Artist for Film, TV and Theater, and wish to build your portfolio, check out this opportunity sent to me via email:

Hi Diane,

 

I am a former teacher at AHA (now I'm at West Mesa). I attend Calvary Southwest Church at Bridge and Goff and we are having a Good Friday Play about the Passion of Christ. Would any student makeup artists be interested in helping us with specialty makeup, such as laceration, bruises, etc? They could photograph it for their portfolios, plus I'm sure we could treat them to pizza, burgers, etc.

 

We are having two shows on Friday the 18th, at 5:30 and 8:30. The students would probably have to stay all evening, because we would need to apply and re-apply the Jesus makeup. It would also be great if they would be available for a dress rehearsal.

 

As I said, the church is at Bridge and Goff, so isn't that far away from AHA.

 

Please let me know!

 

Thanks,

Kim Clarke

 

 

If you're interested in this opportunity, let me know asap. 

Week of April 7th

Make sure you have already completed the following:

• Check to make sure you have all footage in A and B Bins (see screen shots on the blog).
• Build your Sequence on Video Channel 1, scene by scene, on the Timeline using only "A" Roll footage.
• Learn how to use the "Crop" and "Fit" features in Premiere.
• Learn how to add video to Video Channels 2 and 3 using "B" Roll clips.

This week, we will cover:

• Learn how to "Unlink" Video and Audio, and delete audio tracks.
• Execute Audio Adjustments (watch the tutorial on edpuzzle.com )
• Fine tune your edited "rough cut" with Foley, ADR and SFX.