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...
Introduction: In conjunction with our given brief, I have decided to format my 'Regional Identity' project as a documentary. Documentaries have typical conventions that should be adhered to make a documentary appealing to a target audience. As to further inform my initial ideas, I am researching the codes and conventions of documentary filmmaking. By definition, a documentary is a film or radio programme which provides the audience with a report through delivering information. Documentaries have the connotation of being educational and are used by audience members to further inform themselves on a given topic. Although the filmmakers might strive to offer the truth, documentaries are a mediated version of reality because they are shaped by the perspectives and choices of the people behind the production. Perhaps the best definition comes from John Grierson, a pioneer of the form, who said a documentary was “the creative treatment of actuality” . Since documentary film is a ver...
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