Thursday, September 21, 2017
Copyright Infringement Awareness
Everyone posting videos to YouTube wants popular music for their videos, including our own "Wildcat TV", a high school TV show made by student, for students.
It's vital to know what Copyright Infringement is and how to respect the law that respects original artistic creativity.
From the Web:
Copyright infringement is the use of works protected by copyright law without permission, infringing certain exclusive rights granted to the copyright holder, such as the right to reproduce, distribute, display or perform the protected work, or to make derivative works.
Wildcat TV is one of the many school-based non-profit TV programs offered to students in educational institutions and may rely on 'fair use' to only a certain extent. Many songs are protected by the distributor of an artist's music. YouTube will not hesitate to mute [silence] any part of a school TV show that has used a song that is protected.
So, research what will happen if a particular song is used. This music policy search service is provided by YouTube (see here: https://www.youtube.com/music_policies ). They make it easy to allow users enjoy popular music without disrespecting the artists that create it. As we all have seen, a throwback song can enjoy fame again through a viral video with a ton of shares.
Visit ASCAP web site to see what efforts are made to protect artists: https://www.ascap.com/help/ascap-licensing
Learn the process: write a letter to the distribution company asking for permission to use a song. Review Chapter 12 in Textbook: 'Legalities, Releases, Copyright and Forums' to become the smartest person in the room when it comes to fair song use and lawsuits.
Yes, of course there have been many lawsuits over music! Here is Rolling Stone magazine's "10 famous Copyright Infringement Cases" here: songs-on-trial-10-landmark-music-copyright-cases
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Lighting and MV Prep
Set up 1 Field Light Stand – snap a
cell phone pic of result – email to Kuhn
Set up 3-point lighting in studio
using lighting control board – snap a pic – send to kuhn
Complete Chapter 15 study packet as
a group
AFTERWARD
– Select a song for your Music Video Project
Check lyrics web site for school
appropriateness – NO MENTION OF ALCOHOL, DRUGS, SEXUALITY, or VIOLENCE
COPY LYRICS - Email to Kuhn at kuhnwildcat@gmail.com
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Audio, Microphones, and Your Survey Project
Audio Test Thursday Sept 14th over Ch. 6 and Audio Powerpoint here:
AUDIO & MICS STUDY GUIDE
Survey Package Checklist:
¨Option: Teaser: Start with one answer to provoke audience
¨Opening title: The question plus related photos OR Reporter Intro / Lead
¨2:00 of people answering question (edit OUT the question)
¨Equalized audio - no answers ‘in the red’
¨Instrumental track underneath at low volume output
¡OPTION: pop-up art
¨CONTENT CONTROL: every word uttered, every image shown must be school
appropriate
¨PROFESSIONALISM: Do not disrupt teachers; do NOT keep hall students for
longer than 1 minute
Want to learn more about Audio Files? Go here: audio-file-format
Want to learn more about Audio Files? Go here: audio-file-format
Monday, August 28, 2017
B2 & B3 AD/PSA Project Requirements
Producers! Pick up your group checklist :)
CONTENT:
Must be TV-G' for all age 'General' audience viewing
AD must sell a product
PSA must contain real statistics of an issue
CAMERA:
Steady shots - not shaky
Proper exposure, while balance, focus
Multiple Scenes (Locations)
Multiple Angles within a scene - Close Up on Actor's line, etc
FILE MANAGEMENT:
Copy Shots to Folder on Desktop with each film Date (take a screenshot of your desktop and send it to kuhnwildcat@gmail.com)
Export to the correct setting for HD playback (Thurs Aug 31 before class ends)
EDITING:
Assembly of shots on timeline (V1 layer)
Insert a 'cutaway' (V2 layer)
Add Title (Product name, etc)
Add Music (must be TV-G / appropriate to all audiences)
Equalize Sound (must hear dialogue; cannot be 'in the red' on Audio Meters)
Add Transition (such as a Dissolve at the end)
Ideal length 1:00 - Project not to exceed 1:30
CONTENT:
Must be TV-G' for all age 'General' audience viewing
AD must sell a product
PSA must contain real statistics of an issue
CAMERA:
Steady shots - not shaky
Proper exposure, while balance, focus
Multiple Scenes (Locations)
Multiple Angles within a scene - Close Up on Actor's line, etc
FILE MANAGEMENT:
Copy Shots to Folder on Desktop with each film Date (take a screenshot of your desktop and send it to kuhnwildcat@gmail.com)
Export to the correct setting for HD playback (Thurs Aug 31 before class ends)
EDITING:
Assembly of shots on timeline (V1 layer)
Insert a 'cutaway' (V2 layer)
Add Title (Product name, etc)
Add Music (must be TV-G / appropriate to all audiences)
Equalize Sound (must hear dialogue; cannot be 'in the red' on Audio Meters)
Add Transition (such as a Dissolve at the end)
Ideal length 1:00 - Project not to exceed 1:30
Friday, August 18, 2017
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
Block 2 & 3 AVTF - First Project
In Groups of 3-5 people, Produce your choice of an AD or a PSA.
AD - must
sell a Wheeler or original product)
PSA - must contain at least 1 actual statistic and an actual website for viewers to go to for more info
In your group, plan and type a Treatment and a Script
DUE FRIDAY - email it to kuhnwildcat@gmail.com
DUE FRIDAY - email it to kuhnwildcat@gmail.com
must
contain 1 actual statistic & web site for more info)
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