Thanks for describing this in such detail! I am sure many users on our list will benifit from your experiences.
I'd like to support you and buy your DVD. How do I pay? - www.boxmod.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Johnny Wu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2006 3:32 PM Subject: [AP] Multi-cam edit and shoot >A few months ago, someone was asking about multiple camera shoots and > edit, here's an example, it's a music video for a Sweden pop artist that > is now slowly garnering a lot of attention. This was shot by using 6 > cameras: Sony TRV900, Panasonic GS70, Panasonic DVX100a, Canon XL1(2) > and one camera used in Sweden to shoot the singer (yes, he was there, > and we asked a friend of him to shoot him on a clear background and > incorporated him into the music video theme). > > So, it has also a blend of PAL and NTSC, it's kinda annoying to know > that over in Europe, anyone can watch a NTSC DVD through their dvd > player while we suffers to be able to do so with PAL (Unless you have an > all region dvd player). > > The entire piece was edited with Premiere Pro 1.5.1 (even with the > effects used), What I did was simple: > > First lining up the 10 versions of the singer singing and cut into a > fast paste video that will be used for the final version, this took some > time as looking for the best of each cuts, lining each one of them on > separate tracks and then sync them up by the wave form with the official > song (the cd version) > > Next to shoot with the cameras and get all the footages, since the > cameras' audio was on, it was used to sync up the clips with the wave > form, however, I ran into some issues with 3 cameras at one point, we > forgot to turn the audio on. SO it was done by synching it based on > their mouth movement (all frame by frame based) > > Lastly, took a break from the rough cut and went back and trimmed the > video to my satisfaction (some scenes were sped up, see if you can > figure out that), then go through each clip and to color correct it to > make it match, it was not as bad as I originally thought as the color > tones were very close to each other (camera wise) > > Finally, encode it for web, now the versions you will be watching online > is DARKER than the dvd version because of encoding, so if your monitor > is dark, some areas won't be seen well, please keep that in mind. > > Why did I want to do this, it was a volunteer work, because the song was > way too catchy :) > > So, here it is Drama Queen the music video, directed by me, sang by > Bimbo Boy (www.dramaqueenvideo.com) > > Enjoy > > Johnny K. Wu > Director/Producer/Editor > www.mdifilm.com > 216.373.3278 > > President 2006 & 2007 > Organization of Chinese Americans of Greater Cleveland > www.ocagc.org > > Join Cleveland IndieClub Monthly Meeting > www.clevelandindieclub.com > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Adobe-Premiere/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
