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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Recording Audio and Overdubbing
DVP Week 9 In the ninth session for the ‘Introduction to Single Camera’ module, we looked at overdubbing audio and the importance of sound in film-making. We were shown a clip from the DVD supplement that comes with the instructional … Continue reading
Posted in Introduction to Single Camera
Tagged apple mac, audio, cinema, digital video production, dvp, editing, film, film and media studies, film studies, final cut pro, footage, house on haunted hill, images, introduction to single camera, lampeter, overdub, sound, sound technique, trinity st davids, university of wales, vincent price, wales
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Bicycle Thieves
Film Studies: European Film History – Italian Neo-realism and The Bicycle Thief In the five years following the Second World War, Italy saw many changes. In 1946 it became a Republic and a more liberal society which meant for example, that women … Continue reading
Posted in Introduction to Film: Europe
Tagged 1948, black and white, cinema, editing, Enzo Staiola, film and media studies, film studies, footage, Italia, Italian neo realism, Italy, Ladri de Biciclette, Lamberto Maggiorani, lampeter, realism, trinity st davids, university of wales, Vittorio De Sica, wales, world war two
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Masks and Channels
Creative Computing Week 6 Welcome to the Zen Garden! In the sixth workshop we looked at techniques in Photoshop CS3 with ‘Masks’ and ‘Channels’. Our task was to create an image from separate layers, using various techniques to alter the … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Computing
Tagged adobe photoshop, apple mac, channels, creative computing, cs3, images, lampeter, layers, masks, trinity st davids, university of wales
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