she had a power point to go through and show us everything you need to know, she also talked about all the jobs she's been involved in and i remember her saying she was one of the speakers of big brother. I took some notes of what she talked about...:)
-To make a video journal you need:
- A digital camera or digital video camera
- An idea
- Creativity
- A format
- Good planning
- good idea --> developing it (research)
- Full of creative ideas/capacity to make ideas happen
- see a clear angle, make sure its evident and accessible to the audience
- a good narrative arc
- responsible for scripting, format of film or programme
- responsible for editing
- responsible for paper work for production, health&safety, risk assessment, consent forms.
- able to forward think see issues before they rise
- good understanding of media law, compliance, ethics, balance and a general sound editional judgement
- responsible for sticking to the budget for the programme/film
The Peep Show:
- Comedy
- see through their eyes
- camera becomes the person
- less editing to do
- challenging
- revealing
- evocative
- provocative
- emotional
- engaging
On camera = Filming them
At the end we also got into small groups and filmed our own little interviews about for example interviewing a contestant who didnt won but came second, and the interview shows the contestant answering the questiohns from a person off camera. We will download the videos soon.
This workshop helped me to learn about video journals and i learnt a lot of interesting points i may be able to use for my play or just in general to be prepared for up comming projects.
I found the whole talk interesting, she didnt really make it boring, there is alot i didnt know before about video journals.
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