This week in Film/TV1 we are focusing on editing. As I am already quite experienced in editing, I will refrain from discussing the basics (Sorry for those who want some information regarding the basics of editing, but I can re-direct you to YouTube- simply type in “Final Cut Pro- Basic Editing” into the search bar). [...]
One of the things I will constantly hate myself for and consistently regret throughout the editing procedure for my short film, “Hal Jay Thames, Musician Extraordinaire” is the fact that I had accidentally shot a couple of the scenes in 30fps. A whole SEVEN minutes of the film. WORST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE! So how [...]
This week (or should I say, last week) in our Film/TV1 lecture, we were lucky to have Darcy Yuille come in as our guest lecturer and provide us with some great great information in regards to actor directing. I found this information extremely useful, not only because I was put in the role as director [...]
One of the most important aspects of any film is the costume design. As I had taken on the role of deciding what our characters were to wear in the short film that we have to produce in Film/TV1, I thought it would be necessary to make a post about it! As I was dealing [...]
Hey hey. Just thought I’d make this “week 6″ post actually in the week that it has relevance to. I have been rather slack lately with the posting for IM1- actually I scrap that remark- I have just had no time! But, this week I will be giving IM1 my full and awesome attention and [...]
I think I am beginning to understand this program a little better now (as you normally do when you play around with programs). But coming away from my last little experiment, I was reflecting on the whole “keyword” thing and have come up with a few conclusions that I have yet to test out. First [...]
One of the biggest problems with HTML that I am sure everyone using it has come across, is becoming so overwhelmed by the density of the coding, that it becomes extremely time consuming sifting through a page of coding just to find the one little section that you want to edit. This issue can be [...]
OK, so I have another problem with our Hypertext Essay, in which JavaScript has, again, come to the rescue. Basically, if an external page somewhere on the internet (or possibly from our blogs) were to link to one of the internal pages within our Hypertext Essay, it would load the page, itself, without loading the [...]
I presume we will be learning how to use CSS within our Hypertext essays over the next couple of weeks when we begin to actually construct them, which will be great because I am actually not too familiar with CSS. I am comfortable with my HTML skills, as they had developed strongly through the creation [...]
I have often wondered what the actual fonts were that were web-safe, which means the fonts that will be compatible with practically every web browser on every computer. This is very important to know if you are designing a web page in the hope that it will look the same on another persons computer as [...]
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