#adobe premiere 2021

[standardquip]

The Apple Doesn't Fall Far

Contains color-coded subtitles. Made in 2021.

cw spoilers, death

It's about the very strained paternal relationship between Jason and Batman and (probably) mental illness.

Also on ao3.

Video + Audio: Batman: Assault on Arkham, Bad Blood, Death in the Family (interactive), Hush, The Killing Joke, Under the Red Hood, Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, Batman vs Robin, Young Justice Audio only: Batman: Arkham Knight (PS4), Supernatural (TV) Music: Balmorhea – Remembrance Work time: ~27 hours Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

I used https://audiostrip.co.uk/ to help isolate the vocals for the spoken parts.

I was watching a ton of Jason Todd AMVs and one of the things I disliked was the inconsistency between the voices used. So for this video, I decided to use only Jensen Ackles’ voice, who voiced Jason in the original Red Hood movie as well as played Dean Winchester in the “Supernatural” show.

[invinciblelikeu]

random dream facts that are ingrained in my head:

dream would’ve been a psychology major if he went to college

he had a collapsed lung

he doesn’t like coffee and chocolate, hates caffeine in general but drinks tea

he loves bubble baths, bath bombs, and candles

he sometimes puts tanning drops in his moisturizer

he loves banana pudding but only if his grandma makes it

he had a bet with his grandma that he would never drink (he lost)

dream was a massive bookworm - he used to read every single day

instead of going to school, dream would fall asleep in the garden

he had a roblox girlfriend

his first kiss was at the nickelodeon resort hot tub

he dyed his hair purple once

he painted his nails and walked around his neighborhood for a date/bet

movies dream has cried to: marley and me, everything everywhere all at once

he almost cried when he almost didn’t get to see spiderman no way home in theaters

he once cut his older sister’s hair as a prank

the most complex dish he’s ever made is eggplant parmesan

he wrote percy jackson self insert

he loves avocado on everything except sushi

he would eat olives straight out of the jar as a snack

he witnessed a fight at a denny’s

he loves broccoli on pizza

dream used to finish whole episodes of shows while working out

he wanted a quail coop at the dream team house

he was originally going to name patches "muffin"

he almost adopted patches' shelter sister

he once ran a red light with drista in the car, causing another driver to yell at him - to which he responded with a thumbs up, and made up for it by getting drista chick fil a

dream used to do contracting summer jobs in high school

he once got mustard on his clothes on a day he was supposed to work, and cleaned it off with sprite

his childhood home had a library

he watched anime’s that are recommended by his brother

he paid off his grandparents’ mortgage

he has a breathalyzer to use on his friends to make sure they’re sober enough to leave the house

he once cooked pancakes shirtless

he and george took the harry potter quiz together and he got slytherin

he prefers country taylor swift

his first album was of the jonas brothers

his mom caught him dancing to selena gomez’s naturally while he was cleaning his room

as a toddler, his dad would bounce him on his lap when they would watch OU games together

he once got a teacher fired because she pushed him off his chair

at one point in his childhood, his favorite color was pink

secrets is one of his all time favorite songs

he used to have bbh on call when he would go on long drives to keep himself from falling asleep

one time dream was speeding so much that bbh yelled at him on the phone

he once told ant and velvet that he thought they were gonna get married one day

he accidentally liked an ig post of a guy who was interested in alyssa

back in 2021, whenever sapnap would go skating, dream would tell him, “see ya later boy”

night changes is dream’s favorite one direction song

dream likes granny smith apples

dream used to collect yugioh cards

when his cat before patches passed, he immediately drove home from work and dropped to the floor by the door crying

that same cat once startled him enough to fall onto the lake while he was on a skype call with his friends

he has seen every single spiderman movie in theaters

his first real gf was his bff at the time and when she broke up with him, he cried under his bed - and kept it a secret from his parents

dream’s parents used to tease him about DNF

he ate cat poop as a toddler

he once had a whole frog in his mouth, and his mom didn’t believe it when his father told her until he took a picture

throwback to when i–

he has “george is gay” engraved on his ipad

he used to use a windows pc for gaming/streaming, and an imac for editing

dream uses film cut pro to edit his main channel videos, but uses adobe premiere to edit his dreamxd videos

the first person he told his youtube plans to was drista at a walmart parking lot

he used to send different publications his novels/manuscripts

he used to make football and skating edits and posted them on youtube

he once immediately cut ties with an online friend after they ddosed sapnap

dream and sapnap once had a falling out and stopped talking for 4 months

he once sharescreened himself editing manhunt in a discord call with corpse, techno, sykkuno, etc

dream was supposed to fly george out to america in early 2020

dream and sapnap almost met up 3 times prior to january 2021 )

dream and george used to be on call when george would go walk his dog

it was dreams idea to be the dsmp villain bc no one else wanted to be

dream would describe his writing style to be plot-driven

his favorite color is forest green but recently it’s been baby blue

he uses exfoliator and tree hut sugar scrubs

dream used to lift weights for more than an hour straight

he was going to get his ear pierced earlier than when he actually did it, but drista convinced him not to

he wants to get a 123 tattoo with sapnap

he used to be so reluctant to consume anime media that sapnap has tried and failed to convince him to read manga

he and george used to watch game of thrones together when it was still airing

he and bad watched prison break together

his favorite merch was the white hoodie with smileys all over

he donates a lot to the oklahoma sooners community

he has homeless kits in his car

he once paid off a cc’s gofundme to save their cat

he sent 5 dream fanartists free drawing pads

dream’s cosmetics in his makeup bag that we currently know of: blue garnier micellar water, charlotte tilbury blush, lip oil

he almost died in quicksand while geocaching

dream’s favorite planet is neptune

dream identifies himself as poseidon, sapnap as ares, and george as hera

dream types on his phone with only one hand

dream watches good mythical morning every day

dream once said “sorry i don’t speak australian” to a local in australia because he didn’t understand his accent

prior to the face reveal, dream has kept the fact that he was dream to several of his relatives

his cover when asked what his job was: advertising

he thought he failed his drivers license test after he accidentally knocked a stop sign - and begged his instructor to let him pass

he once injured his big toe after a football incident and almost refused to wear a cast until the doctors told him his big toe would grow to be smaller than the rest of his toes

dream has a porta potty under his bed

dream once got demoted from skeppy’s server

the longest dream has gone without showering was one week

dream was gifted a guitar when he was young and it was hung up on his bedroom wall but never got to play it

his love language is acts of service

he used to want a white picket fence marriage

he can find hidden minecraft chests using just the sounds

he helped sam build the dsmp prison by collecting a lot of the blackstone and obsidian

his mom accidentally got him and drista to drink alcohol as kids

his ring size is one size smaller than sapnap’s

his shoe size is 13.5-14

he was prescribed vitamin d pills after some of his hair had fell off

his favorite ice cream flavor is vanilla

he had to get carried as he was forced to ride a rollercoaster

he made duct tape wallets and sold them at school

he used to have a guitar hung on his wall but never used it since it was a gift

he once hacked all the computers in his school’s computer lab

[sohutech]

Best software for video editing

The best video creating and editing software can vary depending on your specific needs and expertise. Some popular options as of my last knowledge update in September 2021 include:

Adobe Premiere Pro: A professional-grade video editing software with a wide range of features.

Final Cut Pro X: A Mac-exclusive option known for its powerful editing capabilities.

DaVinci Resolve: Offers both video editing and color correction tools and has a free version.

iMovie: A user-friendly option for Mac users, great for beginners.

HitFilm Express: A free video editing and visual effects software.

Filmora: A user-friendly, budget-friendly option for beginners.

The best choice depends on your budget, skill level, and the complexity of your video editing needs.

[chrysaoravioli]

1st Year Anniversary

Although the channel was created in November 2021, my first video, a quaint Animal Crossing cover, was released on August 13th, 2022. As such, I think it is appropriate to treat that day as the true start of the "chrysaora" channel. Though I'm a little late in acknowledging this occasion due to offline commitments, I thought it would be appropriate to reminisce over my favorite works from the previous year as well as discuss musings for the future.

【 MV #01 】 6:00AM from Animal Crossing: New Horizons

This project originally began in 2020, with an overambitious plan to create a medley of all 24 hourly themes. However, due to the pandemic and various circumstances that affected my mental health, this idea never came to pass and as such, the decision was made to break down this idea into smaller parts. While it’s good to have ambitions, it’s best for an inexperienced, independent creator like myself to realize his limits and find ways to go through the entire creative process from start to finish more frequently in order to gain more experience with completing projects.

Despite the final video's amateurish quality, I'm rather proud of this video. There were many "firsts" while working on this project, including...

Learning to use the BMPCC4K

Permanently switching from Adobe Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve

Learning to color correct BRAW

Learning acoustic guitar to accompany the violin parts

Screen tracking/replacement effect to place recorded gameplay footage onto live action scenes

Conceiving appropriate visuals to elevate the musical performance

While I still have room to grow, I'm quite happy with this video. My personal policy is to make videos that I can still be proud of in a year's time and this video certainly fits that criteria!

【 COMBO MAD 】 ASTRAL CHAIN - Uncontrollable

Since its release in 2019, I've accumulated over 750 hours in Astral Chain, with about half of this playtime dedicated to creating the combo video. Yes... that's right, 300+ hours of playtime was spent just for a little three minute video.

This was my first combo video so I wasn't quite sure how to approach it other than "kill enemies in cool ways". After many hours of experimentation, these are the guidelines that I created for myself to follow...

Create combos that are only possible with this combat system

Find a balance between technical skill and presentation

Music should synchronize with the visuals in order to elevate the combo's presentation

For point #2, this is a mindset that I developed while researching combo videos from other games. You can have an extremely technical combo that requires complex inputs but if its presentation is lacking, what were you trying to achieve outside of "I can press buttons fast"? Conversely, if a combo appears flashy but is incredibly basic, the combo becomes less impressive in my eyes. This balance is difficult to achieve and I'm aware that I didn't successfully fulfill this self-imposed criteria. However, it did serve as an important learning experience for my next combo video...

【 COMBO MAD 】 Bayonetta 3 - à la mode

Bayonetta 3 has had a tumultuous release. At the time, I thought it would be best to keep my head down and experiment with the combat system with the goal of presenting it in its best light.

While I have privately joked with like-minded peers that Bayonetta 3 is "Astral Chain 2", it quickly became clear that the dynamic between summoner and summon was extremely different. In the stylish combo department, it became clear that both Bayonetta and her summons had fully fleshed out movesets, allowing both characters to work independently compared to the more dependent relationship between summoner and summon featured in Astral Chain. With this in mind, I decided to feature combos that revolved around the idea of "catching", where one character could pass an enemy to the other character and vice versa. You'll notice that many combos feature in the video end with some sort of "catch".

Once again, I adhered to the guidelines I had established in the previous combo video, especially for music synchronicity. Some combos sync incredibly well to the jovial, flirtatious à la mode and as such, it makes the video a joy to re-watch many months later.

What's next for Year 2?

Let me discuss my thoughts about the upcoming year.

After the Bayonetta 3 combo video, I was admittedly frustrated with the combat system to the point of burning out. While I recognize that I have some sort of personal responsibility to document high level techniques, I don't really know when I'll get around to it. I've been sitting on a couple of scripts for a few months now but every time I attempt to touch the game, it leaves me with this feeling that my time should be better spent elsewhere.

There are many projects that I would like to work on but I've had very limited free time as of late. I don't know what or when my next upload will be but whether it's related to action games or one of my silly music covers, I do hope you stick around!

Thank you so much for your support during the first year! I hope I can release a few surprises in the upcoming year...

Best wishes!

chrysaora 🎐

[joesanimationblog]

Reflection and Evaluation of Learning 4

Sound design was something I had always done on my own, however this time i worked with 2 groups of people, the first didnt really do anything, but the second were working in a file format which I was unfamilier with AAF files. This is an advanced multimedia file type which can contain lots of types of data such as images and sounds seperated into their different layers. AAF seems to be the ultimate audio designing file type as its used in Pro Tools and FL Studio. I however had no way of opening these files, and i had to reformat my audio in a way which the sound designers could use in their software.

The software I had been using to add audio was Premiere Pro however my file was mixed in stereo and to import files into Pro Tools the file must be mono.

A bit of context so the next part makes sense... I had 14 audio tracks originally

Alex (Vocal)

Hugh with some Alex (Vocal)

Glenda (Vocal)

Van

Woosh

Movement

Scratch audio

Other sound effects 1

Other sound effects 2

Music

Clothing

Overflow1

Overflow2

Overflow3

With all my audio on separated and themed layers I created a new document with multichannel audio enabled, I then copied all the tracks from the old document to the new (creating another identical set of 14 tracks). However as this document is multichannel audio I set the total number of audio channels to 8.

(above are the tracks, there are 14 but the window was too small to show all the tracks at once so its cropped off a few)

I then each track to be panned entirely to the left or right in an alternating pattern (as seen below)

When I exported this document as an .AAF file it pushes the 14 audio tracks through 8 channels where the left and right are each different tracks. The software my sound engineers were using automatically assumed these stereo outputs as mono, and so would separate my 8 channels out back into their original 16 tracks

This process worked and enabled my sound designers access to the work I had already done and now I understand the software sound engineers use I am more prepared to format my work in a way (from the start) that is best for them. While yes, this is not strictly speaking animation skills, I do think learning this was important as I plan to work with the same sound designers moving forward I do also see that this might have been a slight waste of time if my goal was to only finish my film.

I could have put this time into other things which may have had more immediate impacts but I am happy I prioritised this as the deadline for the MA is not the same as the deadline for my film, and moving forward this is so useful to have and understanding of.

This information was way out of my comfort zone and so I used a couple of tutorials to educate myself on the subject.

Referances

Adobe Premier AAF Export to Pro Tools 12 (2018). Michael Wynne. 26 April. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM2lM0d7-MQ&t=351s (Accessed: 15 August 2023).

Exporting Split Track Audio from Premiere Pro | Adobe Creative Cloud (2019). Adobe. 26 February. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoYUeuVBHes (Accessed: 26 August 2023).

FASTEST Way to Convert Mono to Stereo Audio in Premiere Pro (Tutorial) (2021). BVC Co. 22 February. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMtFYpDJfIc (Accessed: 15 August 2023).

[ktypili]

Enciende la llama de la motivación: Un video para alcanzar tus metas. Edición por Kty&Pili 😊❤️

¡Bienvenidos a este video de superación personal y motivación! Editado por Kty&Pili en el 2021. Este emocionante video fue creado utilizando Adobe Premiere Pro y está diseñado para inspirar y motivar a cualquier persona que esté buscando mejorar su vida.

En este video encontrarás frases motivadoras, combinadas con una música inspiradora, que te ayudarán a enfocarte en tus objetivos y a superar cualquier obstáculo que se te presente en el camino.

Este video es perfecto para ser utilizado en entornos educativos, como en las sesiones de clase o en las reuniones de equipos, donde se busca inspirar a los estudiantes y alentarlos a alcanzar su máximo potencial.

Así que, si estás buscando una fuente de motivación y superación personal, no dudes en ver y usar este video. ¡Estamos seguros de que te inspirará a lograr grandes cosas en tu vida!

Te invitamos a verlo:

Te invitamos a revisar nuestro portafolio: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6940466686550585344/?fbclid=IwAR13X3QeyR5cKXfKNCJraMd1ZL9rIdELT-edipTL0F6izGzKoD49XVTF6iA 😊❤️

Revisa algunos proyectos realizados en: ktypili.com Síguenos en nuestras redes: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | Pinterest | YouTube | Threads | Giphy | WordPress | Mastodon | Tumblr En Kty&Pili brindamos soluciones en diseño gráfico y publicitario, ilustración y animación 2D.

Ubica nuestros datos de contacto en Linktr.ee de Kty&Pili

Nos vemos en un próximo artículo. 😊

[mazterize]

Adobe Premiere Pro 2021 15.4.1.6 Free Full Activated

[aftereffectsprojects]

Merry Christmas || Happy New Year Motion Design from Antony Parker on Vimeo.

✔️ Get it here: templatesbravo.com/vh/item/merry-christmas-happy-new-year/55918859

MAIN FEATURES

Adobe Premier Pro CC 2021 and Above Full HD (1920×1080) resolution / 30 fps Very Easy to customize 0:39 sec duration Text Placeholders are completely modular 34 Media Placeholder 11 Unique Scenes Free Support 24/7 Change All Settings (Colors) with Control Layer PDF Help File and Video Tutorial are included Used Free Fonts (Font links included) Used Music and image are just for the Preview, not included in the project file

Credits

Design:  new_star Animation:  new_star Music:   Link Images: Pexels, Freepik

Support: If you need any help or having any doubts about this project. Please contact us through our   profile page

[cyberbenb]

Director of the War Crimes Investigation Unit

The Kyiv Independent – Ukraine’s biggest English language publication is looking to fill a Director of the War Crimes Investigation Unit position. The Kyiv Independent is Ukraine’s main English-language news outlet. It was founded in November 2021 by a team of reporters and editors who were fired from the Kyiv Post for defending editorial independence, in partnership with a media consultancy company Jnomics. Today it’s a team of 72 people based mostly in Kyiv. Publishing in English, we serve as Ukraine’s voice in the world and the world’s window into Ukraine. Responsibilities:

Developing the visual concept of investigative films, including shooting style and visual decisions;

Collaborating with senior journalists on the structure of investigative films;

Coordinating all stages of video production while adhering to established deadlines;

Attending interviews as part of the filming crew;

Supporting the editing director during the post-production phase;

Approving graphic designs and coordinating the work of the designer.

Requirements:

Proven experience as a director of documentary films or in a similar leadership role within the video production industry;

Strong portfolio showcasing successful and diverse video projects;

Understanding the specifics of journalistic investigations;

Advanced proficiency in video editing software (e.g. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro) and other relevant tools;

Demonstrated ability to manage production timelines and deliver high-quality content;

Devotion to the values of the Kyiv Independent;

Flexibility and eagerness to learn and grow professionally;

English language proficiency (B2 or higher)

We offer:

Market level compensation;

Busy, but flexible work schedule;

Great working environment in a young, international, and highly motivated team;

Opportunity to work with foreign companies and world opinion leaders.

Note: It’s a full-time position. Hybrid or remote format of work is possible upon agreement. Thanks for taking the time to apply to work with the Kyiv Independent. If you are among the qualified candidates, you will receive an email from a member of our hiring team to schedule an interview.

Please note that while we would like to meet with all applicants, we may not have the opportunity to do so due to the volume of applications we receive.

Click to apply

[olekskaftan]

Animation Skills "Audio Project" Part 6

I'm still working on the animation and I also created this music in the Music Line program. It's quite simple, but it can be uncomfortable, and that's why I like the way it sounds. And when I'm done with the animation, I'm going to start inserting all the sounds that I created in Adobe Premiere.

On top is a sound of the sea that my friend created, and he recommended me this program where you can create not only sound but also music. So he taught me how to work in Music Line, and it made it a little easier to work on the project.

Research Element 11

Solid Drawing

Solid Drawing is the process of adding height, depth, and weight to a drawing to make it look believable on a 2D surface. With the help of this animation process volume, weight and balance are added and the drawings are then turned into three-dimensional figures. In 2D animation, Solid Drawing is the technique through which you add depth and weight to an image. This method gives the 2D image a 3D effect.

Solid drawing remains one of the most crucial principles for achieving convincing, high-quality animation. By mastering the visual language of form, light, structure and shape, skilled animators can make their work pop off the page with dimension and appeal.

Joanna Quin

Joanna(1962) was born in Birmingham, England and completed a foundation course in art at Goldsmiths College, University of London before studying for a BA in Graphic Design at Middlesex University.  It was here that Joanna first discovered the magic of animation, quickly adapting her unique drawing abilities to produce beautifully fluid and dynamic animated passages.  Her first film, Girl’s Night Out (1986), won 3 prizes at the Annecy Animation Festival in 1987 and thrust her into the international animation scene.

Joanna moved to Wales in 1985 and founded Beryl Productions shortly afterwards with her partner, producer/writer Les Mills. The couple have collaborated closely in the production of animated films and as educators ever since.

Joanna is now a highly acclaimed figure in world animation and was named Animation Laureate 2013 by ASIFA International.  Three of her films, Famous Fred (1996), The Wife of Bath (1998) and Affairs of the Art (2021) have received Oscar nominations.

[creatorsinfocus]

Hi there! I’m Vishal Kumar Singh from Dhanbad, Jharkhand. If you’re passionate about photography and want to learn from the basics, you’ve come to the right place! Follow us for tips, inspiration, and updates on our photography classes https://www.instagram.com/creatorsinfocus/ . 📷✨

About Photographer https://www.instagram.com/vishalsinghbook/ :

3D Artist (2018-2024): I’ve worked with major companies like Dreamworks, Disney for Technicolor India, Red Chillies Entertainment, and Assemblage Entertainment on projects like Fast and Furious Spy Racers, The Chicken Squad, Laal Singh Chaddha, Booba, and more.

Social Documentary Photographer (2015-2024): I’m dedicated to a personal project called "The Burning City", documenting the coal fields in Jharia, Jharkhand. My work has been featured in magazines such as : 

2017: Exploring Nature 2018: National Geographic Your Shot 2019: National Geographic Your Shot 2019: Smithsonian magazine 2020: National Geographic Your Shot 2021: National Geographic Your Lens 2022: All About Photo magazine 2023: NoFilter by Indigo 2024: NoFilter by Indigo

Photography Exhibition: 2023: Exhibited in Foundry by Emaar. Dubai 2023: Eyeshot-Exhibited in Naples Art Gallery, Italy

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere pro, Autodesk Maya, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe After Effects.

Interested in a hands-on learning experience? Shoot me a DM 

https://www.instagram.com/creatorsinfocus/

 for details on our Basic Photography Classes. Don’t forget to check out my portfolio https://www.instagram.com/vishalsinghbook/ for a glimpse of my work. Let’s capture the world together! 🌟

[mi5016samringwood]

editing video essay audio

as i don't have proper recording equipment and thus had to record on my phone i want to make the noise quality as good at possible. to help i watched these two video on how to stop your audio peaking, and how to artificially improve the sharpness of my voice in the recordings.

Editor's Life (2024). HARD LIMITER in PREMIERE PRO. [online] YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLM2mgtdPjU [Accessed 17 Aug. 2024].

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in (2021). How to Make Audio and Voice Sound Better | Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial. YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNkVlPwz-KI [Accessed 14 Dec. 2021].

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[bsm216]

Week 9

After conducting a 3-minute video interview and editing it down to 2 minutes using Adobe Premiere Pro. I learned how to edit the timeline to perfectly sync the video and audio in 2 different clips, how to add cuts, transitions, adding overlays, and how to do multi-track editing and add the name of the interviewee at the beginning on Adobe Premiere Pro. Also, I learned how to do color grading by adding video effects or animations via Adobe Premiere Pro. It was important to learn all of the concepts and technical skills in Adobe Premiere Pro to effectively edit things by using things such as the scale to get rid of unnecessary headroom. Moreover, during the time I filmed the video interview, I learned how to use the filmmaking technique called the “180 rule” to get 2 different angles of the same footage in the video interview. 

Sports organisations can drive fan engagement, and followings on their social media platforms with videos such as interviews. As a result, they can open streams of revenue by doing things such as monetizing their content, or offering subscriptions for loyal fans. (Johan Cruyff Institue, 2021). 

A substantial amount of fans engage with a lot of video content provided by sports organisations. Video interviews are considered to be useful as it will form a good relationship and increase loyalty between the organisation and the fans. This is because they will feel happy to see exclusive interviews and interactive video content. This will drive fan engagement, brand advocacy and generate revenue for the sports organisation (SEEN, n.d.). 

References:

Johan Cruyff Institute. (2021, October 29). How sport organizations can monetize their social media. https://johancruyffinstitute.com/en/blog-en/sport-marketing/how-sport-organizations-can-monetize-their-social-media/

SEEN. (n.d.). THE POWER OF VIDEO IN SPORTS FAN ENGAGEMENT. https://seen.io/articles/the-power-of-video-in-sports-fan-engagement

VIDEO INTERVIEW SHARED ON CANVA (BECAUSE CAN'T ATTACH BIG FILES IN HERE)

Please note that the video is 1 minute and 56 seconds, because the group member (interviewee) talked about some irrelevant things, so we couldn't add anything else to get exactly 2 minutes.

[phantazmavfx]

TRAILER SOUND STUDIO - Create Cinematic Trailer SFX with Trailer Sounds Studio inside Premiere Pro FX from CINEPUNCH on Vimeo.

Premiere Pro FX:

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Create Trailer SFX with Trailer Sounds Studio inside Premiere Pro FX

A Look at the Trailers Sounds Studio Category inside the Premiere Pro FX Plugin Extension. Create Movie Trailers Sound Effects, Royalty-Free, inside Adobe Premiere Pro in a Click!

Premiere Pro FX is a revolutionary plugin extension suite for Adobe Premiere Pro.

10,000+ Ready-Made FX, Transitions, Colors, Looks& FX Builders, Text & Motion Animations, Screen FX, Camera Moves, Credits Builder, Sounds, Music Elements packed inside. All built into one simplified plugin extension for Adobe Premiere Pro.

Blaze through your editing using video effects with pro sound mixes attached that you can extend. Cinematic transitions you can quickly drop in between cuts. Pro color grading studio to make your footage pop. Looks & effects builders that gives you the power to design your own visual effects and looks. Motion FX to quickly animate your titles, text or videos. Camera animations to add realistic camera movement and depth to images. A vast library of cinematic sounds built directly inside that you can use or re-mix with a click of a mouse. Royalty-free music scores along with all the stems, allowing you to re-score the music instrumentally how you see fit.

All the work has been done for you, giving you more time to create. If you edit with Adobe Premiere Pro, Premiere Pro FX is a Must-Have!

Premiere Pro FX Includes:

10K+ Visual Effects - Sounds - Music - Music Elements

For Adobe Premiere Pro 2021 & Above

Just double click or drag and drop.

Auto-Scale to Any Resolution.

Categories inside Premiere Pro FX are:

FX MASTER STUDIO - Visual Effects with full Sound Design Mix attached

CUT MASTER STUDIO - Fast Stylish Cuts for Action Transitions

TRANSITIONMASTER STUDIO - Cinematic seamless Transitions with full Sound Design Mix attached

COLORMASTER STUDIO - Pro Color Grades to enhance the look of your video

LOOKS & EFFECTS STUDIO - FX Builders allowing you to create and design your own look and effects

MOTIONMASTER STUDIO - Motion Effects to animate your videos or text

ANIMATIONMASTER STUDIO - Slick Animations for Logo Intro & Outros

TEXT ANIMATION STUDIO - Text Animations to animate your titles and text

CAMERAMASTER STUDIO - Camera Effects and Moves to add depth and realistic movement

SCREENMASTER FX STUDIO - Slide FX and Multi-Screen Kits to spice up your editorials

CREDITMASTER STUDIO - Title and Rolling Credit Builds of all types to add to your project

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Live Brief - VII

This post introduces week 3, which is the period of production where we gradually began constructing the cinematic cutscene.

At the beginning of week 3, and after our regular meeting as a group, I began by researching sound design, specifically for cinematic pieces. One resource in particular that I found useful as a guide for the task is Aidin Robbin's "My Process for Cinematic SOUND DESIGN" video on YouTube. It conveniently showcased a breakdown of his process as well as explained what makes good sound design by coordinating visual and auditory elements together. I also learned how to create ambience through sound to indicate shifts in the atmosphere in between and throughout main actions.

A big part of sound design is the active gathering of audio files and effects, thus, I dissected the storyline into segments that will affect sound. This allowed me to make a list of possible sounds that I would need later on such as main soundtracks, footsteps, slamming sounds, etc... I hopped on YouTube where I found my two main soundtracks "Thebes" and "War Music", and the rest of the mp3 files were collected from websites like Freesound and Pixabay.

References:

Aidin Robbins. (2021). My Process for Cinematic SOUND DESIGN - Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial. YouTube. [online video] Available at: https://youtu.be/MQ4kYSyBgcc

World Music OFCL. (2018). Epic Middle Eastern War Music- The Last One. Youtube. [online video] Available at: https://youtu.be/b0AAavXlVos

Fantasy Meditations. (2023). Thebes - Ancient Fantasy Journey Music - Beautiful Ambient Duduk for Study, Reading and Focus. Youtube. [online video] Available at: https://youtu.be/ARHH8kYYOho

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Week 8 of Mda20009: Face filters

Most humans want to be perfect, as beautiful as they can be, it is one of the unique traits of humans. That is why filter exists, they are made so that people can alter their image online, to give strangers the illusion of perfection and beauty, forced on them by societal standards. Given what society expects of women to become perfect, “a battlefield of diverging concepts” (Coy-Dibley 2016, p. 2). It makes sense that so many people struggling with severe body dysphoria over their appearance, while other people may end up changing their bodies permanently as a result of these "quick fixes”. To desperately make their online persona look better, for example when social distancing started, the usage of face filters have sky-rocketed, some apps even surpassed 20%. And right now, filters are already included in a lot of social networking platforms, and even editing software have multiple filters already built-in like adobe premiere and photoshop, so they are basically free to those who know where to find them.

Not even significant adjustments are required; a small reduction in waist circumference or a mild smoothing of the pores would do. Dysphoria is the result of an increasing distance between a person's idealized, digitally augmented self or their "online persona" and their true self. This is very unhealthy since it can cause numerous mental diseases and issues. The likelihood of experiencing mental health issues and disorders, such as body dysmorphic disorder, eating disorders, anxiety, sadness, and OCD-related issues, also rises (Rodulfo, 2020). Most of the media that we consume has been altered in some way, especially on social media, where the majority of celebrities and influencers edit their photos before posting them.

Since we are aware that most of what we see isn't "real," why does it still have such an impact on us? That is the one question I cannot answer for you.

References

Coy-Dibley, I 2016, ‘Digitized Dysmorphia of the female body: the re/disfigurement of the image’, Palgrave Communications, vol. 2, no. 16040, p. 2

Miller, L 2021, ‘Week 7. Face filters’, MDA20009 Digital Communities, Learning materials via Canvas, Swinburne University of Technology.

Rodulfo, K 2020, It’s easier than ever to make a new face on social media. But is it killing your confidence?, Women’s Health Magazine, <https://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty/a33264141/face-filters-mental-health-effect/>.