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Learn to create an engaging DVD slideshow using Adobe Premiere, focusing on timing, pacing, and multimedia control. Design and plan with music and images for a cinematic experience.
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Digital Multimedia Week 2
Powers of Ten (1977) by Charles and Ray Eames http://powersof10.com http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=powers+of+ten La Jetee (1962) By Chris Marker http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=la+jetee EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE • Terminal Bar • Short film by Stefan Nadelman
LESSON • Review from last week • Working with the Premiere interface & the timeline • Animating clips (motion) using keyframes • Sneak peak at editing video • Working with Audio • converting a cd track to wav/mp3 • A good 3rd party application • http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/ • editing the audio track on the timeline
LESSON • How to burn an auto play DVD • Everybody should do a test burn today during class. • More control options for clips on the timeline • Audio volume keyframes • Opacity keyframes
ASSIGNMENT Due: Week 3 • DVD Slideshow • assignment: Create an auto-play DVD image slide show using your own images. Music is mandatory. Text is optional. • purpose/objective: • To begin planning and designing while considering the cinematic elements of timing and pacing. • To learn how control the timeline and edit content in Adobe Premiere. • format: • One auto-play DVD – please bring it to class. Do not try to post online.
ASSIGNMENT Due: Week 3 • DVD Slideshow • Restrictions: • No shorter than 30 seconds • No longer than 2 minutes • Still images only • NOTE: Since the nma labs temporarily do not have Encore – if you do not have it at home, please export out an AVI (.avi) video file and bring it to class to be handed in via the network. Do not try to post online. • INSTRUCTIONS: • FILE > EXPORT > Movie • Choose Microsoft DV Avi (720x480,NTSC DV codec, .9 pixel aspect ratio)