Video & Sound Production | Project 2: Shooting Practice & Editing

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21/4/25 - 28/5/25 (Week 3 - Week 7) 

Kimberly Miaw Jya Nee | 0366836

Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media | Taylor's University


Video & Sound Production

Project 2: Shooting Practice & Editing (30%)

[Table of Contents]

2. Project

[Instructions]


[Project]

For our second project, there are 2x Shooting & Editing exercise (Shooting: Group; Editing: Individual). 

Project 2(a): Lalin

In Week 2's exercise, we have already done the editing for Lalin.

Fig. 1. W2 Editing Process of Editing Practice 1 in Premiere Pro

Fig. 2. W2 Exercise 2 Video - Editing Practice 1 (Lalin)
Then we had to do the colour correction for the final edited video for Lalin in this project. I referred to the tutorial video provided by Mr. Martin.

Fig. 3. Colour Correction Process of Lalin in Premiere Pro

Fig. 4. Final Colour Corrected Lalin Video

Project 2(b): Production Shoot (Trailer)

For the second part of the project, we were tasked with filming a trailer based on a short scene from Everything Everywhere All At Once.


Google Drive

Fig. 5. Production Crew & Task Lists

Fig. 6. Shooting Preparation

Behind the Scenes

Fig. 7. VSP SEC 02 Group 2 - BTS #1

Fig. 8. VSP SEC 02 Group 2 - BTS #2

Fig. 9. VSP SEC 02 Group 2 - Group Photo

Editing

After the shoot, I began editing the trailer in Premiere Pro. I reviewed all the footage first and trimmed the extra parts. Then I rearranged some scenes and added text motion graphics between them. I looked for sound effects on Pixabay, and finally, I colour graded the scenes to complete the trailer.

Fig. 10. Editing Process in Premiere Pro

Fig. 11. Colour Grading Process in Premiere Pro 

Fig. 12. Final Production Shoot Trailer

Final Compilation

Fig. 11. Final Project 2(a): Colour Corrected Lalin Video

Fig. 12. Final Project 2(b): Production Shoot Trailer

[Reflection]

Experience

Overall, this project was really fun. It was interesting to learn how to do colour correction / grading in Premiere Pro. I've always been curious about colour correction, but I had never actually done it on videos before, so this exercise was a great opportunity to finally try it out.

As for the production shoot, the whole process was super interesting. It was my first time being involved in an actual shoot, and I even played the role of the female actor for my group. I’m not a great actor, but I’m really grateful that my group members were patient and guided me throughout the filming. I'm amazed to see how many people work behind the scenes to make things run smoothly for a production shoot.

Observation

I realized that every role, whether it’s behind the camera or in front of it plays a huge part in the final outcome. Even something as small as lighting or framing can really change how a scene feels. Filming takes a lot more coordination and teamwork than I expected.

Findings

Colour correction doesn’t just make a video look “nice”. It sets the tone and mood of the whole scene. Also, working on a shoot gave me a new appreciation for the production process. There’s so much effort and detail that goes into even just a short duration video.

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