VIDEO & SOUND PRODUCTION FINAL COMPILATION & REFLECTION

22.04.2024 - 22.07.2024  / Week 1 - Week 14

Emily Goh Jin Yee / 0357722 / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media 

Video & Sound Production / VSP60104 / Section 04

Video & Sound Production Final Compilation & Reflection

TABLE OF CONTENTS


EXERCISES

TASK 1: AUDIO EDITING EXERCISES

TASK 2: SHOOTING PRACTICE & EDITING

FINAL PROJECT: STOP MOTION




AUDIO EDITING EXERCISES

EDITING EXERCISES 

WEEK 1

Fig E1.1 Editing Exercise 1–the outcome, Week 1 (22/04/2024)

Fig E1.2 Editing Exercise 2–the outcome, Week 1 (22/04/2024)

WEEK 2


Fig EW2.1.1 Shooting Practice Editing Exercise

Fig E2.2.1 Final outcome of  'Lalin' editing exercise


TASK 1: AUDIO EDITING EXERCISES


PART 1- AUDIO DUBBING

Google Drive here.

Fig T1.1 Audio Dubbing Exercise Spreadsheet, Week 4 (13/05/2024)

Fig T1.2 Final Submission for Part 1: Audio Dubbing Video

Fig T1.3 Final Submission for Part 1: Audio Dubbing in Slides




TASK 2: SHOOTING PRACTICE & EDITING

Google Drive here.

PART 1- PRODUCTION SHOOT (GROUP)

Video Link here.


Fig T2A.1 Final Submission for shooting and editing exercise


PART 2- TIKTOK/ INSTA PROPOSAL (UNTIL PAGE 5): INSTA_TIKTOK VIDEO TREATMENT

video link here

Fig T2B.1 Updated final Tiktok/ Insta Proposal, Week 9 (19/06/2024)


Fig T2B.2  Final video

Fig T2B.3  Submission Slide


FINAL PROJECT: STOP MOTION

Google Drive here.

Fig T3.1 Final Project Proposal, Week 15 (04/08/2024)


Watch 'HEARTSTRINGS OF SISITERHOOD' by Emily Goh Jin Yee & Teo Mei Hui here.

Fig T3.2 Heartstrings of Sisterhood stop motion video, Week 15 (04/08/2024)


REFLECTION

Experience

Overall, VSP was a fun module despite the challenging moments. I used to think that filming was not difficult, but taking this module made me realize that it involves many complicated steps and can often be confusing. Throughout the module, I learned a lot of skills, including shooting, editing, audio dubbing, and even stop motion.

I enjoyed shooting the Instagram/TikTok video treatment the most, even though I had to get things done by myself. This task gave me more freedom in terms of editing, which I enjoyed a lot. Stop motion was my second favorite task, probably because I worked on it with my friend and have a genuine interest in animation.

On the other hand, I found shooting to be the most difficult aspect. It required a great deal of patience, skill, and extensive planning to achieve the desired outcome. Despite these challenges, it was great to experience and learn new things. Working in a group added to the enjoyment, as we could encourage and support each other throughout the process.

Overall, the module was a valuable learning experience that broadened my understanding and appreciation of the complexities involved in filmmaking.


QUICK LINKS


EXERCISES

TASK 1: AUDIO EDITING EXERCISES

TASK 2: SHOOTING PRACTICE & EDITING

FINAL PROJECT: STOP MOTION

FINAL COMPILATION & REFLECTION

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