Video Wish List

PENDING VIDEO PRODUCTIONS

Microhouse "documentary"

Edit 40 Minute Lifetrac 6 Cab Module tape into short Step-by-Step guide

All Shot Tapes and Cards quickly edited and posted to Latakoo

Hydaulics 101 - add visuals - Popcorn and chalkboard style.

50 Machines Series - A short "2 Minute" video on each of the 50 machines. What is it?. Why chosen? End uses. Design Concept. Status.

Welding Instruction - Shoot with John.

Conceptual Design - Marie Louka created wireframe that will be basis for video.

Technical Design - Phase after Conceptual.

Log Explainer - Tutorial on using the personal Work Logs. Completed. Need to Review and add possibly add Popcorn.

Design Sprint/Hangout Tutorial - Video explaining procedures on joining and participating in Hangouts/Sprints.

Radical Video Collaboration Project - Video used to explain the project and recruit collaborators.

DPV video with Audrey.

Here are the simple steps for a project like this:

PRE-PRODUCTION (Planning)

1. Think about the topics it should cover. Basically create a simple outline for what should be included in the video. 2. Make a list of questions you would want to ask them related to the topics. 3. List the visual scenes you'd want to get that shows them working on the topics.

PRODUCTION (Filming)

1. Film them doing the topics. This is capturing "B-Roll" - Seeing them in action doing these topics. This filming should seem like the camera isn't there and we're capturing what really happens. 2. Active interviews. It often works nicely to have people describe what they're doing as they are doing it. Ask a few questions as they are engaged in the activities. 3. Sit down interview. Just what it sounds like. This is the in-depth interview that covers all the topics.

POST-PRODUCTION (Editing)

1. Once we viewed and logged what we shot, then we'd write the script using what people actually said and what we captured along the way. This usually follows the original outline, but it's good to be flexible if things happen differently. 2. Editing is then based on the script, but it can change again depending on how it shapes up. 3. Final steps include adding the music, sound effects, graphics and narration as appropriate. (if there's narration, usually the editor or producer records it initially... called a "scratch track" - once the presentation is "locked" the scratch track is replaced by a nicer version of the narration. 4. The final video can then be posted or duplicated as necessary.

ARCHIVED IDEAS

1 minute videos for TED:

Tom Rielly 4:56pm Jun 1 Building on Sam's announcement, start thinking about 1 minute clips of your work that we could use as interstitials (ie, video clips between fellows talks) They can be animated, film, video, sound only, but must be pre-recorded. We're looking for visual quality, production value, funny, a big idea, and/or surprise. Send possibilities to corey@ted.com in 1920 x 1080p 24 fps .mp4 format if possible, if not, just send what you have at first. It doesn't have to be from a filmmaker, Anthony Vipin Das has proved that.

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