CINESTUDY (formerly Framelines) presents an Interactive Editing Project! Anyone can download the 4K clips and edit the scene together however you want.

DOWNLOAD 4K RAW FOOTAGE HERE
drive.google.com/open?id=1SGHid06awfdTm7BFHoNmfR0DFXwSMQFJ

Can’t handle UltraHD footage?
LOWER RES FOOTAGE HERE
drive.google.com/open?id=1ijrv-C84VVl3F8k5cYKMYyOx33vREdNV

Once you’re done, feel free and upload to any free video site. You can let us take a look by using the hashtags #cinestudy

Here is the screenplay for the scene:

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INT. WAREHOUSE NIGHT

We see down a dark hallway, and BECKY’s head pops up against the wall on the right side of the frame, she’s panting.

the KILLER enters down the hall, Becky looks and sees him, starts to run.

KILLER follows, axe in hand. When she looks back, he’s on top of her.

Killer swings the axe down on her throat.

CUT TO:
INT. BEDROOM MORNING

Overhead shot of Becky, waking from bad dream. She checks her throat, gets out of bed.

INT. KITCHEN MORNING

ALLY, Becky’s roommate is making coffee. Becky enters.

BECKY
I just had the most terrifying dream.
I was in some warehouse, being
chased by this madman in a yellow
suit, and he grabbed me by the throat.

ALLY
Here, you need this more than me.
Ally hands her a cup of coffee.

CREDITS

starring
Brooke Curtis
Mike Maletic
and Jocelyn Tanis

Director - Peter John Ross

Cinematographer - Greg Sabo

Producers - Peter John Ross Greg Sabo

Co-Producer - Mike Maletic

Camera Operators - Greg Sabo and Zach Sabo

Video Editor - Raman TheEditor

Gaffer - Jon Spannhake

Grips - Steve Steinmetz
Joseph Fuller

Boom Operator - Micah Jenkins

Production Assistant - Brad Sherman

2nd Assistant Director - Cordelia Calrissian DeVille

Lighting provided by Zabolights
zabolight.com

Cameras provided by Sabostudios
Sabostudios.com

Props provided by Production Partners Media

Post Production Facilities provided by sonnyboo.com

Shot on Location at
JMO Studios
Rossland

Special thanks
TJ Cooley
Scott Spears
#Cinestudy #framelinestv

© copyright 2019 CINESTUDY

Improve your Edit through Sound Design

If there is one way to dramatically improve the quality of your editing, it’s to improve your understanding of story structure. The next best way to improve the quality of your picture editing is to improve your sound editing.

If you’re just starting out and you want a couple of practical tips on how to improve the quality of your audio with very little effort, I would suggest the following things, which I’m describing how to do in Adobe Premiere Pro, but I’m sure you’ll find a way to adapt to your video editing software of choice.

• Tiny cross-dissolves on every cut

I’ve changed the default audio transition in Premiere to be about 2 frames long. This means I can simply, lasso over a whole bunch of audio clips, press one keyboard short cut and have tiny cross-fades across every edit in about 1 second.
The benefit of this is that if there are any blips, clips, or jolts between my audio edits, they’ll largely be smoothed out with this process. Anything that requires more attention will stand out.
Change the default audio transition under: Premiere Pro > Preferences > Timeline
The default keyboard shortcut for applying the default audio transition is: SHIFT+CMD+D

• Multiband Compression

Most of the projects I cut have fairly simple audio; dialogue, sync sound and music. One of the fastest ways to ensure your dialogue always remains audible above your music is to add the Multiband Compressor effect on your clips.

I drop this effect on and follow a three-step process to get around a random bug with this effect.

1. Change the dropdown menu to anything else, and then change it back to Broadcast to apply these settings.
2. Adjust the margin to -4.5dB
3. Adjust the Output Gain if the level is to low or too high on the audio meters

Here Is The Output Render File Watch It!

The mark of every great editor is a full understanding of the tools at their disposal—and the ability to use those tools to their full potential. And few tools are as important and nuanced as those that affect color grading.

The Lumetri Color Panel Is A Remote Control

Think of the Lumetri Color panel as a remote control for the Lumetri Color effect. Whatever you adjust in the panel affects the corresponding settings in the Lumetri Color effect. You could do the exact same adjustments in the Effect Controls panel, but the controls in the Lumetri Color panel are much easier to adjust, and they’re always available in the same place.
The Lumetri Color panel (and the effect itself in the Effect Controls panel) is divided into six main sections with somewhat overlapping functionality. So, whatever image processing or video editing software you’re coming from, you should be comfortable working in at least one of them.

 

Shot Comparison

 

Final Color Corrected Footage

Mashup videos are one of the truly brilliant, shining gems that YouTube — and the Internet as a whole — has to offer. With mashups, you can mix and match the best prank clips for the ultimate funny video, piece together music videos for a perfect playlist, create a seamless workout video or the ideal dance compilation and really add a piece of audio to any kind of video you can imagine.

Want to make your own mashup? It’s not as difficult as you might think. With a creative brain and some helpful tools, like Adobe Premiere Pro I used, you’ll be well on your way to creating and contributing some awesome, totally unique video content for you (and others) to enjoy and share online. Plus, you’ll have developed some seriously useful directorial and cheap filmmaking skills!

 
How to Make a Mashup Video Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide for creating your very own mashup video: 

1. Find Your Content What kind of mashup do you want to create? Once you have your idea in mind,  it’s time to do some searches on YouTube for the perfect set of pre-existing video clips.

2. Download From YouTube Online video sites are chock full of content, so you can download the videos you need to create your mashup directly from YouTube.
Just play your video along with the software, and it will be downloaded back to your computer even faster than real-time – 10 times quicker than your average playback speed. Plus, with the integrated file converter, you can easily convert your newly-downloaded files to over a hundred different formats. 

3. Edit & Join Video Files Once you have your video clips downloaded back to your computer, it’s time to edit and split the files to segment out the exact pieces you want. 

You can use Replay Media Splitter to extract or remove pieces of video files. With an easy-to-follow, visual display and a simple way to include and exclude specific parts of media, you’ll be able to join the pieces to create awesome video mashups in just about any file format!

Real Estate Video Portfolio

Video is becoming an essential part of content marketing. Consumers love it. According to research by Hub Spot, 55% of people are more engaged when they watch a video than when they read a blog post. Combine that with Cisco’s prediction that by 2021 video will make up 82% of all consumer traffic and we’ve got a quite rosy picture. Video is going places.

Now is the perfect time to put together your killer video portfolio and land the work of your dreams. Let’s take a look at how to structure, craft, and promote your portfolio so you attract the right kind of people.

In this epic new After Effects video, It shows you how Google created its Pixel phone commercial. In their Pixel phone commercials, Google has created a pretty cool stylized concept of morphing their famous search bar into their new piece of hardware, the Pixel phone. In this example, I mix it up a bit by using one of the Pixel Phone. Hope you guys enjoy and remember this effect/commercial can be applied to just about any object, it doesn't have to be a phone. Use your creativity!

Freelance, the freelancer, and freelance worker are terms commonly used for a person who is self-employed and not necessarily committed to a particular employer long-term.

WHAT IS FREELANCE WORK?

A freelance job is one that a person does for themselves instead of being employed by the company and can involve client work for organizations. A freelancer is essentially self-employed and business comes from all over the employment area.

You’re able to pick your own clients and set your own working hours. As an independent contractor, you have a say in how the work is completed; that is, how you approach a specific project, which gives you a lot of creative licenses.

The market for freelancers continues to grow since there’s a high demand across so many industries.
That’s not to say the market isn’t competitive because it’s probably more competitive than the traditional employment sector. But, the need for reliable freelancers is going to continue to grow as employers see the benefits.

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