Friday 5 January 2018

VOICE OVERS USING QUICKTIME

FIRST ACTIVITY 
In class today, we learn how to create a video voice over. Use this format for either screen capture, video or for prepared visuals. Pre-prepare your stills OR have ready your video (say, of your recent bit of filming). The following works for Macs.
As practice, pick a film magazine to deconstruct and take 5 minutes to make notes on what you will say.


  1. Quiet is essential so use the studio when it is empty (morning break, lunch, Thursday periods 3, 4, 5) so there is no background noise
  2. Open Quicktime
  3. File > new screen recording 
  4. >Internal microphone
  5. Click on your video, still photo or your PP
  6. To start recording, press the red button (as below) which opens a white button (find this button at the very top right of your screen). Allow a few seconds lead-in time or your recording will be clipped.
  7. Save as Quicktime 720 or 1080
  8. Upload to YouTube for your blog
  9. For PREP, use the skills learned in class to make a polished presentation voice over of your own and upload it to your blog. By next lesson.
SECOND ACTIVITY
Exam practice: we analyse the opening to the pilot episode of the US drama Travelers.

THIRD ACTIVITY 
Exam work: Disney buys Fox
We watch the BBC news presentation and note key terms as well as memorize trends such as disruption. For PREP: re-read this presentation. Master the key points for a test next lesson.
TEST Complete the blanks (copy / paste onto your blog)
1. ................... turned a single Australian newspaper he inherited from his father at the age of 21 into one of the world's largest news and film empires.
2. .................... is buying Fox's film and television studios, as well as its 39% stake in satellite broadcaster Sky.  Fox will form a news-focused company with its remaining assets.
3. ................ said the break-up makes sense amid new threats from online advertising and competitors who are ..........   ............. into homes via the internet. Andrew Neil states that the break-up of Murdoch's dynasty is a testament to the power of the disruptors  (Netflix, Amazon, Google, Apple and their streaming services) so that even Fox, an $80 billion dollar company, cannot withstand the trend. .........knows that even it is not big enough to secure its ambitions to stream entertainment, so it is acquiring the assets of Fox, so that it can combine all its assets, allowing it to go head to head with the boys from silicon valley.
4. For Andrew Neil, this changes the future of the ...... industry: he wonders what chance C4, C5, even ITV will have? How can even the BBC compete when ..........will spend $8 billion on content, twice the BBC's total income.
4. ............. will scoop up Fox's movie and television studios, regional sports network and international holdings, among other investments.   The move adds to ............'s back catalogue high-grossing films such as the original Star Wars movies, the Marvel superhero pictures, Avatar and Deadpool, as well as TV hits such as Modern Family and The Simpsons.  
5. The deal includes FX and National Geographic cable channels, and Fox's regional sports network in the US.The purchase also extends ...............'s global reach, adding media company Star India and Fox's interests in Sky plc and Tata Sky.
6. The new owner will also get majority control of the video streaming service ...., which is also partially owned by Comcast and Time Warner.
7. Why does the new owner want them?.......... already owns a vast array of news, film and leisure companies. But the media landscape is changing as technology companies like ............. and ............ attract customers to new ways of viewing. The new owner is investing heavily in online streaming platforms, as a way to counter a downturn in its pay-TV business and threats from these new rivals.
8. What is Fox keeping?





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