Showing posts with label special_effects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label special_effects. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
The second special effect i used was the lens flare. You find this special effect by going to permiere pro and opening up the video effects folder and open up the generate folder and scroll down to lens flare. you change the seetings same way as the first effects you chose. You would most likely see this effect in a video when one is doing an opening shot and moving the camera from the sun or trying to really hilight a person making them seem like the sun.
The effect I used for this video was the twirl one. To find this special effect you open permier pro and go to the video effects video, then you go to the distort folder and scroll down until you see trwil. To change the setings of this effect you go to the effect controls panel and you chose what form you want the effect to take. You may use this in a film when a character beginns or is hallusinating.
Monday, April 30, 2012
The special effects that my partner and I used where first we cut the music using the rasor looking gaget. We cut the music at the very biginning to slow the timing so the picture actuually captured what the line was discribing. We also used tittle overlay when it came to adding the lines to the pictures. Towards the end of the video, before we uploaded it to our bloggs we went back to the first picture wich was of the Jabbawock and we enlarged it because it was to small. The effect that I believe worked was the tittle overlay. This worked well for us because as the stanza is being read one could see the picture and the lines and follow the story smoothly. The mood we where trying to communicate was that of mystery. We went with a mysterius mood because in our stanza the jabbawock is still introduced as a mysterious creture. The idea we where trying to convey by showing you the image and effect is that the Jabbawock is a frightning cretur and it brings chills to one when they here about it.
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