Group: Update 02-12-13

JP: We have been looking through the new footage from our studio shoot and I have been editing some shots and trying to place them in the timeline. The main problem we are facing with the shots is that filming the screen caused there to be some lines across most of the shots and there doesn't seem to be a way to edit them out. However, I have tried a few filters on Premiere that help to make the lines less obvious.

For example, in this shot of Chris' shadow I made it black and white, and added Luma key to increase the contrast. This made the coloured lines into greys and whites and the contrast made between the blacks and whites made them appear less obvious.

In some other shots, particularly ones where we want to keep colour it is more difficult to hide these lines. I have tried a few filters but it may look better to leave the lines in and keep the colours as part of the shot. As the shots are already colourful this doesn't look too out of place. We may however try filming a couple of the shots again with a different camera to see whether it will make a difference.

 

 

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CC: After reviewing the footage from the studio we found that there were lines across the shots when we filmed the projected shots onto the screen. After discussion we feel that this does not look out of place and has actually benefitted us due to the interesting effect it has had on the shots. Today I finished my print work and have been working on that. I completed the finishing touches by researching Bastille on Wikipedia and finding out who their labels are. I cut and pasted the images of the labels and used the 'Magic Wand Tool' to cut out the background of the images. I put both of the labels logos in the bottom right hand side of the advert.