Construction Trailer Construction Of My Film Trailer
Uploading my Footage Once I had finished all my filming I uploaded the footage unto Final Cut Pro, using the Log and Capture button, the camera was connected to the iMac and captured the footage unto Final Cut. I did not want to edit my footage on Final Cut until later so I exported it (the footage) which was about 12 minutes long, using QuickTime Movie before uploading to YouTube, from there I used a YouTube Convertor to download the video so that I could access and edit my video from my phone using the iMovie application.
Using Motion I used motion to create a moving picture, which had a conversation (distress call) being transcribed on a black background, I added the voice overs to the motion before exporting it using QuickTime Movie , for later use, I would later add it to the beginning of my film trailer. I added text to a plain image and changed the behavior of the text, so that it typed (typewriter)
Using Motion (exporting Video) Once I exported my video using QuickTime Movie I would add it to my film trailer on Final Cut Pro.
Using iMovie I downloaded my video which had been uploaded unto YouTube, unto my iPhone Device, I saved it in my Library before importing the video unto the iMovie application. From the iMovie application I could manage my videos, audio files and images. The text on a black screen was done using the Phonto, an iOS application which allows you to add text to images.
Using Phonto Most of my work was done on my iPhone, although I knew of other ways of adding text to images, Phonto allowed me to do so straight from my phone.
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Using iMovie – Adding Voice-over
I created my voice-over using the Saw 3D iOS Application, I am familiar with the Saw Franchise and I wanted to use the voice of Billy The Puppet in my own Product. Once I had recorded my voice overs I saved them and emailed to myself so that I could add them to my iMovie Project on my iPhone 4S.
Using Final Cut ProI used Final Cut pro to finalize my trailer fixing up the minor detailed changes, I also used the Bad TV and Bad Film effect to make it seem like my video was being taped on a bad camera (old one),
Using Final Cut ProI also used Final Cut Pro to manipulate the sound levels in my trailer, I used the Pen Tool and The Toggle Clip Overlays to manipulate the sound the way I wanted to, once I was satisfied with my final product I uploaded it unto YouTube.