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Exercise 03: Digital Compositing
My green screen + digital compositing explorations, wherein the subjects interact with the background. I tried to explore as many techniques/effects I can think of, and incorporated some small animations.
I dabbled with green screen and digital compositing a lot back in high school, but this exercise allowed me to look back and refine my techniques.
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Exercise Three: Sound
Admittedly, as a visual artist, I’ve often considered sound as an afterthought whenever I produced a film—despite the fact that sound is more important than the cinematography itself.
This exercise allowed me to practice this skill. I’ve gotten used to just searching the web for sound effects, but often times those sound files are hard to incorporate in my film and difficult to edit. Through this exercise, I was forced to listen to my own environment and consider the possibilities for making my own sounds.
