What is a post-production diary? A post-production diary is a chronological log that describes the process past the point of filming. This can include: editing, feedback, prototypes, and the final product upon completion. 3/03/22: Initial Editing: Upon finalising the shots that would be used in my final documentary, I began to edit my interviews. I started with editing the interview with Leon Hutchinson. Upon reflecting on the footage I captured of Leon, during production, there were many features I realised could be adjusted in the editing process to make the footage more suitable for the final product. Firstly, I started with cosmetic changes to the footage. I used 'Lumetri Color' , a tool on Premiere Pro used for adjusting the colour grading of footage, to adjust the aesthetic problems with the shot. I found the initial shot to have too much intensity and not enough sharpness - with too much overhead lighting. This is something I should have seen to during production, tho...
What is a production diary? A production diary is a chronological log of events going along the production process. A production diary is useful in making sure all parameters of the production process have been met, as well as providing context for any decisions made during the creative process. In a production diary one should demonstrate the shot types used, equipment used, shooting location, participants, and shooting set up. What format can a production diary take? A written diary ‘Dailies’ (evidence of your footage) with some discussion of the worth of the shots Photography stills capturing the production A ‘behind the scenes’ documentary An audio commentary Questions to consider when recording the production process: What frame rate/resolution are you shooting at? What shot size and composition are you using at various points? What focal length are you shooting at? What additional equipment are you using? Common Production Mistakes to Avoi...
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