Class Project 08 - Your Place
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Glenda Hayat
@glendaHayat
CLass Project 8 I Love My City AR 16.9 Sequence consist of Aerial shot template and some personal footage happen in my city. Did some essential graphic using Ravie Font and Basic Color Correction mainly using exposure or highlights. Audio downloaded from pixabay (energetic motivation)
Jakob Hammelehle
@jakobHammelehle
P Dhanunjaya
@pDhanunjaya
For FB
Phillipos Mazaris
@philliposMazaris
GIM SENG TAN
@gIMSENGTAN
Justas Jucius
@justasJucius
So basically I did everything what we learned throughout the course: color grading and correction, matched the audio and adjusted audio gain, did a lot of scaling, especially on the video meant for Instagram feed, tried editing to the beat for the first time using markers and automate to the sequence function, added some motion effects using position control. Used Mograt local and from the internet templates. As for the fonts I used local ones as well. Hardest part for me was to find free footage.
Tim Butler
@timButlerJones
I went a bit "down the rabbit hole" on this project. I live in an area of New Zealand that Dan would be pretty familiar with, so my initial plan was to use some drone shots of mine that were in some random folders and do a humorous take on the classic NZ Tourism (NZT) videos. That was until I was looking up the official fonts used by NZT, where I found you could download and use official NZT footage so long as it promoted NZ and I didn't make any money from it. From then on, it felt like a patriotic duty to take the project as seriously as possible, so I tried many different text animations, but ended up using mogrt's for most of the video, while using a custom text animation for the opening "100% Pure NZ" line that included a mask on one of the foreground hills.
Shiraj Udin-Sloan
@shirajUdinSloan
Struggled a little bit with this, I wanted to use my hometown but couldn't find a lot of decent footage. I was shocked this song is in the public domain, and wanted to lean on it for the storytelling of the city. Hopefully, it came out good.
Olutosin Akinwumi
@oluTosin
I came up with the above after the activity requirements of Project 8. I encountered some issues when I tried to adapt the 16:9 to Instagram 4:5. Some of the effects went out of their place, so I had to adapt them to the new ratio manually. I had hoped everything, apart from the vertical orientation, would be replicated as it was in the original 16:9.
Kelly Laughton
@kellyLaughton
For this project I choose San Diego. I listed some of the fun things to do while you visit. Aspect Ratio 16:9
Emily Pierce
@emilyPierce
Camilla Cambieri
@camillaCambieri
Hi All! I spent a lot of time trying to sync the music with the scenes in this video, and that was definitely the most challenging part of the process! I recently shot some footage with my iPhone and drone while hiking in the mountains, so I thought it would be perfect to use those clips for this project. Hope you enjoy the final result!
Charles Smith
@charlesSmith
No real problems to speak of. Licensed footage and music through Envato. Did have to dispute license with youtube. Used templates from adobe for the text.
Oliver Cook
@Coasterollie
I chose Chester as my city but wanted to specifically focus on the haunted history of the city. This meant colour grading footage to give a cool blue feel to it. I made the video in aspect ratios for both facebook and instagram (pictured) and used a text template built into Premier Pro for the text at the end of the video. The soundtrack behind the video is a gentle but haunting piece called 'Digital Dreams' by Jimmy Svensson. I made sure to keep the video under 30 seconds to make it a short form content for users scrolling through social media.
Preslav Dobrev
@preslavDobrev
Hi there, this is my videos about my place. I used free footage from the web and a free template from Adobe stock. To make the different footages more similar, I used color grading on separate adjustment layer and made some separate color corrections. About the music, I tried to combine traditional Bulgarian folk music with modern beat. One may be usefull tip: I found that I can use the Razor tool (c) on templates and to cut them. As my template is with 3 different text animations, in the begining I just left emtpy rolls, but then I realized, that I can cut the parts which I didn't need. You can see the Instagram size here: https://vimeo.com/997036339?share=copy
Matthew Graham
@MatthewGraham<