Class Project 10 - Unwrapped
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Shiraj Udin-Sloan
@shirajUdinSloan
I had a lot of fun with this final project. I wanted to lean into Dan's idea for this to be non-confrontational and a polite way of asking if people would like to help the environment in a realistic way, so I stuck with the kids voices and based it around that. I wanted some contrasting shots, so everything to do with the kids and being helpful are brighter and more colourful, whereas the pollution shots are darker and desaturated.
GIM SENG TAN
@gIMSENGTAN
Emily Pierce
@emilyPierce
Tim Butler
@timButlerJones
This took me quite a while to come up with a fixed idea, because there were so few restrictions (nothing scares me more than a blank canvas and all the possibilities in the world...) But I knew I wanted to keep it super simple and appeal to a fairly board spectrum of people so I went with a lot of text animation and quirky abstract stop-motion.
Olutosin Akinwumi
@oluTosin
Here is my project. Thanks.
Camilla Cambieri
@camillaCambieri
Kelly Laughton
@kellyLaughton
My video for project 10. I enjoyed this project it was fun. The only thing that was hard was finding free stock footage for the clip ideas I had in mind so I did have to compromise a little.
Charlotte Hope
@charlotteHope
I found this pretty hard to think outside the box and get everything flowing the way I wanted it/imagined it to. I wanted to make a sleek/corporate video that could be showed anywhere, but I feel like it lacks something and just don't think I've got the skills yet to give it what my imagination wants >:(
Charles Smith
@charlesSmith
Class Project #10, videos licensed through envato. Hope you like it.
Tian Van Den Berg
@tianVanDenBerg
This Project was also very enjoyable and I loved that one had free range this time. Feedback welcome.
Preslav Dobrev
@preslavDobrev
Hello, this is my final project for this class. I hope you will like it.
Oliver Cook
@Coasterollie
Went for a more lighthearted tone and actually managed to render this one without my laptop crashing (yay!). Didn't want to do anything too intensive so kept it relatively simple, picking appropriate music from Youtube Music and related video clips from Freepik and Pexels. Wanted to tell the story of a child dreaming about the kind of future he wants whilst creating items using recycled materials. Set myself a max length for the video and also broke up the speech audio file to improve the pacing of what's being said without the gaps being too long.
Peter Kersting
@peterKersting
While the voiceover itself was a bit somber, I can tell from the project itself, Dan's personality, and the copy that this is really a more lighthearted video. I wanted to give that impression in the editing and music choices. It's a pretty simple video but I'd love feedback! I cleaned up the voice over and tightened it up using Adobe Audition and applied my own color grade over the top.
Matthew Graham
@MatthewGraham
"Unwrapped" Video Notes - Audio Library Music: Cosmic Lish Grooves Pexels Content: Photos: Turtle swimming underwater (Belle Co) Cute dolphin underwater (Pixabay) Two black and white dolphins (Dianne Maddox) Crowd of people (B&W) (Amine M'siouri) Videos: Aerial views of mountains and water (Haakon Birkeli) Mountain silhouette at sunset (Engin Akyurt) Editing: Adjustment layer with "Look SL CLEAN KODAK B ULTRASOFT" to soften the overall image. Angled title for the web address.
April Choitz
@april
Guillermo Enrique Blanco Galeano
@imdaedreaming
And this is it, guys! Assignment #10! I had the opportunity to edit a dear friend's podcast for her undergraduate thesis project. Since is a 50-minute long program, I had to make a little teaser for it before they published it. It is a podcast that talks about the experience of being a woman in the 2