Your goal is to create a narrative that exists across multiple screens (minimal of 3, maximum of 5). What possibilities change with the use of multiple moving images? Are the multiple screens tied to multiple perspectives, multiple times? Is the same image playing on all of them or slightly delayed? What is inside the frame and what is out?
Multiple channel works requires a larger amount of footage to be collected. For example a 5min piece would across three channels be 15min of footage, and that is just the material you edited into the piece. So give yourself enough time and shoot more than you think you need.
Requirements:
Ruft Draft due Oct. 21st & 23rd (project should be veiewable in Priemere
Due Oct. 28th
2-4 minute minim and maximum
Compose multi channel in 1920 x 1080 resolution > H2.64 Mp4.
Export each channel in native resolution > Via Animation
(Bring ProRes Files on thumb drive, and post overall comp to blog)
Multiple channel works requires a larger amount of footage to be collected. For example a 5min piece would across three channels be 15min of footage, and that is just the material you edited into the piece. So give yourself enough time and shoot more than you think you need.
Requirements:
Ruft Draft due Oct. 21st & 23rd (project should be veiewable in Priemere
Due Oct. 28th
2-4 minute minim and maximum
Compose multi channel in 1920 x 1080 resolution > H2.64 Mp4.
Export each channel in native resolution > Via Animation
(Bring ProRes Files on thumb drive, and post overall comp to blog)
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