In my Advanced Television Production and Editing class, I tasked the students with creating a 60-second promotional video featuring one of the university's places, such as the library, bookstore or student center.
Tigere Campbell, Sophia Galvan and Tarohn Lingard worked together on a student center production. I asked the teams to shoot lots of "b-roll" of their campus place. B-roll is the individual video clips taken to build a story, whether a TV news report, a commercial, film or TV show. You always want to have more than enough good shots rather than not enough. And sequence shooting is advisable, that being the idea of shooting a scene from these perspectives: wide, medium and close up shots.
You see a couple examples of sequence or "in-camera editing" in these videos. Check out the bowling and pool break scenes to see what I mean.
I asked the students to first put together a precisely 60 video then do a second version with music and text. Here is that more polished production.
I wrote this blog post as a demonstration piece so the students are clear how I wanted this project written and posted on their blogs. Let's see how they do!
No comments:
Post a Comment