Exercise #3 – Videographic Epigraph
Assignment #3 due before Monday’s class
Select a sequence from your film, and a quotation from a written text (not specifically related to your film; it could be academic, poetic, narrative, etc.) of no longer than 5 sentences. Alter the video sequence in some noticeable way using at least two different types of transitions or effects. Either replace or significantly alter the soundtrack. The quotation should appear onscreen in some dynamic interaction with the video. The video should not be longer than 3 minutes. Include 3 seconds of black video at the beginning and end of the assignment. Cite your sources!
- Organization
- New Bin
- New Sequence
- Labels
- Premiere Pro – Working With Titles
- Workspace: Captions & Graphics / Essential Graphics
- Position Playhead
- Edit -> New Layer -> Text
- Dynamic vs. static text boxes
- Can have multiple layers within the same graphic each with its own controls
- Working with Essential Graphics
- Window -> Essential Graphics
- Browse -> Thumbnail View
- Alter font, color, shadow, etc.
- Dragging in Program monitor
- Click Wrench to Show Guides / Snap in Program Monitor
- View -> Add Guide
- Keyframing for motion effects
- Working with graphics objects on Sequence
- Option-Drag to duplicate
- Workspace: Captions & Graphics / Essential Graphics
- Premiere Pro – Working With Transitions & Effects
- Right click on a cut or at the beginning or end of a clip to apply a default transition
- Effects Tab
- Search
- Click and drag a desired transition or effect
- Tip: Copy / Paste Effects between clips
- Working with opacity
- Stacking video clips
- V1, V2, etc.
- Adjusting the opacity of the top most video track
- Right click the “fx” box in the upper left corner of the video clip in the timeline or…
- Click the Effect Controls tab in the Source Window and adjust the opacity percentage.
- Stacking video clips