For our latest project in Mr. Harwood's class we had to do a group project. We decided to do a sports talk show since we both love sports so much! Join Marshall and I as we give you the latest NBA Playoff news.
Hope you enjoyed the show!
For more information on my co-host Marshall Padgett check out his blog here.
Special thanks to Aaliyah Charles and Sha'yauna Bowman for working behind the scenes.
To view Shay's blog, simply click on her name. And for the latest in NBA Playoff action visit Bleacher Report. Thanks for visiting my blog!
In my Advanced Production Class we learned about the four classic lighting techniques. All of these techniques are different and make different things pop!
Butterfly Lighting gets its name from the butterfly shaped shadow that is created under the nose by placing the main light source above and directly behind the camera.
Split Lighting requires the key light only.
Rembrandt Lighting consists of the key light, fill light and back light.
Broad Lighting consists of using the Rembrandt lighting setup but the subject's face has to be turned off center so that the broad side is more exposed.
The purpose of this assignment was to see how much direct sunlight and lighting overall affects picture quality. We went outside on a bright sunny day and we took three pictures. The first picture we took was with our backs to the sun.
This picture was extremely dark and hurt the image quality because of the position of the light.
We then used a reflector to redirect the light onto her face and it made the image so much more visible and enlightened.
This last picture shows how the reflector is used to redirect light onto the subjects face. This project was fun and I would use a reflector again if I was shooting footage or taking pictures in sunlight.
This week in our Advanced TV Production class, Mr. Harwood instructed us to record a sequence of actions from start to finish. I teamed up with my classmate, Aaliyah Charles, to show one of the many ways that you can exit our Communications building after class.
While doing this video, I learned how important it is to ensure that the next video in a sequence of videos is a continuation of the one before it. Each video should be another part of the same story and not just random clips. I also got the royalty free music you hear in the background of this video from a site that was suggested to me. If you are looking for royalty free music, visit incompetech.com and search through their collection of royalty free music!
