On Wednesday I had a workshop with Allen Jennings on how to
offline then online a project in Avid Media Composer. In this workshop I went through
a handout that explained what to do, and asked Allen for help when I was unsure
of what to do. This process took me quite a while at first and seemed quite
confusing at times. To understand it more and become quicker at it I would need
to go through the handout quite a few times.
After this workshop, I asked Allen and Lou Appleby if I
could have a workshop on how to operate the Tricaster as well as vision mix on
it, as I have not assumed either of these roles when making programmes in the
studio. This workshop will be on Monday morning of next week.
On Thursday we had a group meeting to discuss the film
shoots of our commissioned show. We spoke about what equipment and props we
would need during these shoots, as well as when exactly we would be filming
each segment. I had to text or call the presenters to find out if they were
free when we were so that we could film everything we needed to. This took some
time to organise however because there were several dates we needed to clarify
and we had to wait for the presenters responses to make sure everything was
okay to go ahead.
Unfortunately we had to swap one film shoot round with
another due to one of the location’s availability. However, all of the
presenters were very patient with us, which was very welcome due to the
complexity of fitting everything into the short space of time we have to get
everything ready. To clear everything up with each of the presenters, I emailed
them with the dates of the filming, what and where it was, and who was needed.
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