1. NMED 1000 Adobe Premier Project

2. NMED 1000 Adobe Premier Assignment Form visual and audio conceptual relationships to tell a digital story Continue to Develop Visual Composition Skills –Consider and Integrate Components of Design Become familiar with Adobe Premier –Create a 1-3 minute video Use creative problem-solving both on and off-screen 20% of Final Mark Due last day of class

3. NMED 1000 Today: –Consider your original photo. –In 50-100 words, compose a “treatment” or a “pitch” to describe your video –Based on this caption, begin to plan, design and create your video

4. NMED 1000 Project Overview : –Pre-production Treatment Storyboard Coordination of Access & Releases –Production Research Production Tools Collection of Raw Materials Audio/Visual Composition –Post-production Editing Critique/Feedback –Distribution & Exhibition Presentation

5. NMED 1000 Pre-production Overview – 1 week : –Treatment “This is a video about/depicting…” –Storyboard of Five (5) Images Opening Frame Three (3) Middle Frames Closing Frame –Coordination of Access & Releases Locations Interviews Equipment Resources Sounds sources Visuals/Graphic sources N.B.: This MUST be handed-in as part of your final assignment

6. NMED 1000 Next class…. Bring Readings…

7. NMED 1000 Video and Image Moody Idols: the Urban Vinyl Toy Movement Helen Christou Gallery November 2 – January 11, 2008 Reception: 4 – 6 pm, Friday November 9 Moody Idols: the urban vinyl toy movement explores this new popular contemporary art form. Lethbridge artist Ted Stilson has commissioned the production of an urban vinyl toy – essentially a blank, 3D “canvas” to which artists add their own design. Stilson’s form, called a “Moody,” represents a stylised cow and the exhibition consists of “Moody” forms painted by local and international artists as well as other urban vinyl toys from Stilson’s collection. At 3:00pm leave class to attend Moody Idols: the Urban Vinyl Toy Movement Helen Christou Gallery