This document outlines the schedule and activities for a filmmaking workshop on introductory video editing with Adobe Premiere. [1] The day-long workshop covers basic film theory, principal photography, post-production tutorials, and hands-on editing activities. [2] Participants will form groups, plan interviews, shoot footage, and spend the afternoon editing their videos to later upload and share online. [3] The goal is to give participants hands-on experience with all aspects of the filmmaking process from pre-production to distribution.
4. Overview -
10:00 to 10:20 - Introduction/ Basic Film Theory Tutorial
10:20 to 10:40 - Activity 1 - Assign Groups, Pick Subject, Develop Questions
10:40 to 11:00 - Principal Photography Tutorial/ Post Production Tutorial
11:00 to 11:30 - Editing (Pt 1): Organizing Footage
11:30 to 11:45 - Distribution Tutorial
11:45 to 12:00 - Activity 2 - Sign Up To And Develop YouTube Account
12:00 to 12:15 - How To Shoot An Interview Tutorial
12:15 to 2:00 - Film Interviews + Lunch
02:00 to 4:40 - Editing (Pt 2): Cutting the video
04:40 to 5:00 - Activity 3 - Upload video/ Share with the world!
14. Vision
• What is your end goal?
• What does it say?
• How does it say it?
• What does it look like?
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27. Activity 1
Step 1: Get Into Groups
Step 2: Pick Topic
Nuit Blanche, The Toronto Zoo, The EX, Ontario Place
Step 3: Create Questions
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Date: __________, 2012.
Customer Name:
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48. Video (Interviews, B-Roll, Sequences)
Interview
Interviewee
Interviewee-ShotType.filetype
B-Roll
By Subject
Subject-ShotType-Action-FileNumber.filetype
Audio bins
Interview
By Name (Day/Location [optional])
Name-Location-audionumber.filetype
Location
Subject-AudioNumber.filetype
Music
song.filetype
56. Group 1 records interview footage (20 min)
Group 2 records interview footage (20 min)
Group 3 records interview footage (20 min)
Group 4 records interview footage (20 min)
Group 5 records interview footage (20 min)
57. * Did you do your homework... (Vision/Directors
treatment/ etc.)
* Research - the more you know about the person the
easier it is to connect. Vision + Connection = great
interviews
* Location: best to choose a place that has a relationship
to the person or subject
* Eyeline: what kind of eyeline is the best for your video?