GSU Jour 4900 Telecom Production
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Sample Script
Remember you do not have to transcribe your SOT's unless it is helpful for you to do so. Just indicate it is a SOT and identify who it is.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Personnel Powerpoint
Here is the Personnel Powerpoint captured as individual photos. I don't think Blogspot allows me to upload a ppt file.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
How to burn your project to DVD
First save your Final Cut Pro project as a Quicktime movie.
Put an in on your Timeline at the beginning and an out at the end.
Save the Quicktime Movie in your folder. Name it with "movie" at the end.
To burn the DVD:
1. Open iDVD (not DVD Studio Pro)
2. Create a new project.
3. Name it and then put DVD at the end
4. Choose a template. First one is fine. Type your title or name over the title in the template.
5. Drag your movie from your folder to the drop zone in the template.
6. Click on burn at the bottom right.
7. If you get an error message, click OK. Open DVD map.
8. Drag your movie again to the top right rectangle in the DVD map.
9. Hit burn again and follow prompts to insert a blank disc.
Put an in on your Timeline at the beginning and an out at the end.
Save the Quicktime Movie in your folder. Name it with "movie" at the end.
To burn the DVD:
1. Open iDVD (not DVD Studio Pro)
2. Create a new project.
3. Name it and then put DVD at the end
4. Choose a template. First one is fine. Type your title or name over the title in the template.
5. Drag your movie from your folder to the drop zone in the template.
6. Click on burn at the bottom right.
7. If you get an error message, click OK. Open DVD map.
8. Drag your movie again to the top right rectangle in the DVD map.
9. Hit burn again and follow prompts to insert a blank disc.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Manipulating Depth of Field
Great Depth of Field | Shallow Depth of Field |
Lots of Light – small aperture, high f/stop | Low Light – wide open , large aperture, small f/stop |
Distance – far from subject | Distance – close to subject |
Focal Length – Short, wide angle, zoomed out | Focal Length – Long, narrow, zoomed in |
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