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MediaStorm Post Production Workflow: A Technical Guide to Being Creative - Free Introduction
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MediaStorm Post Production Workflow: A Technical Guide to Being Creative - Free Introduction
See the series at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/onlinetraining
This is a start-to-finish guide that details the technical, organizational and creative techniques we find crucial to the post production process. We’ll go over everything from how to organize your project’s media, to creating storyboards; from creating a multiclip, to how to use pacing to create tension. The MediaStorm Workflow gives a unique step-by-step look into the editing of a film, and combines the technical and creative insights necessary to that end.
This workflow is something we use on every film and it has been continually updated for over a decade. Now, you will get the chance to learn from that experience.
Video Tutorials in this Series In this series of tutorials, you’ll learn how to organize your project’s media, then we’ll go over all the steps you’ll need to know to get your interview and b-roll ingested, edited, and organized, including our unique and powerful techniques for logging important footage. We’ll go over how to find the story within your footage and how to begin to shape the story you find, with techniques used and honed by our team. We’ll even touch on when it’s the right time to have your project reviewed, and who should do that reviewing. Lastly, we’ll show you how we finish our films, whether that’s color correction or using audio submixes. This series, unique in it’s combination of both technical and creative know-how, will help you make the production process more effective, and more creative. Likes: 1 Viewed: source
MediaStorm Post Production Workflow: A Technical Guide to Being Creative - Free Introduction
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MediaStorm Post Production Workflow: A Technical Guide to Being Creative - Free Introduction
See the series at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/onlinetraining
This is a start-to-finish guide that details the technical, organizational and creative techniques we find crucial to the post production process. We’ll go over everything from how to organize your project’s media, to creating storyboards; from creating a multiclip, to how to use pacing to create tension. The MediaStorm Workflow gives a unique step-by-step look into the editing of a film, and combines the technical and creative insights necessary to that end.
This workflow is something we use on every film and it has been continually updated for over a decade. Now, you will get the chance to learn from that experience.
Video Tutorials in this Series In this series of tutorials, you’ll learn how to organize your project’s media, then we’ll go over all the steps you’ll need to know to get your interview and b-roll ingested, edited, and organized, including our unique and powerful techniques for logging important footage. We’ll go over how to find the story within your footage and how to begin to shape the story you find, with techniques used and honed by our team. We’ll even touch on when it’s the right time to have your project reviewed, and who should do that reviewing. Lastly, we’ll show you how we finish our films, whether that’s color correction or using audio submixes. This series, unique in it’s combination of both technical and creative know-how, will help you make the production process more effective, and more creative. Likes: 1 Viewed: source
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Josh Davis | Video Storytelling Coach
Josh Davis is an award-winning visual journalist and educator who has led ambitious documentary and interactive projects for Vice, The New York Times, NPR and MediaStorm. Currently, he works for Vice News Tonight on HBO, where he produced the viral documentary, Charlottesville: Race and Terror. At NPR, Josh produced and directed the groundbreaking interactive documentary, Planet Money Makes a T-Shirt—a project that won more than a dozen top journalism awards, including an Emmy and a duPont-Columbia Award. Josh has taught as an adjunct journalism professor at NYU, Columbia, CUNY and The New School.
Josh Davis is returning as a video storytelling coach!
More about Josh: Josh Davis is an award-winning documentary journalist and educator who has led ambitious documentary and interactive projects for The New York Times, NPR and MediaStorm. Currently, he is producing the relaunch of National Geographic’s flagship documentary series, Explorer. He was a member of a special projects team at The New York Times, specializing in documentary video and interactive storytelling. At NPR, Josh produced and directed the groundbreaking interactive documentary, Planet Money Makes a T-Shirt—a project that won more than a dozen top journalism awards, including an Emmy. Josh teaches visual storytelling courses at NYU, and is adjunct faculty at Columbia University and the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.