Example Video

Digital Video Assignment Page - 423P

Text On Screen

Text on Screen - Manipulations

Cuts

Dissolves and Transitions

Two-Cam Cut

Cut On Beat - I want to hear the music smoothly segway from one section of video to the next

Chromakey

Photographs

Slow and Fast Motion - Show normal, slow and fast and label each with a title

(extra credit) Audio-Track Compression - is available to you only if you have installed Sound Forge

3-5 minute Final Project - 128kb, 256kb - (this example is for the Foundation on Aging)

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About the Course Example Page for Digital Video

Here we have the "output" from your video editing.
The idea here is that once you have shot and edited your video you are then able to place your video on the web.
Specifications for the video file assignments:
1 - Format: Use Windows Media (wmv files) on your UMKC site (or other IIS site - Windows Server)
2 - Bandwidth: - Use 128 kilobytes (you will see this as the 100 kb option)
3 - Website Location: Place them in a sub-directory (folder) named "Media" (so that you need to include a path to your file)
4 - Stream: Create a metafile for each media file
5 - Link: Use a link to the metafile (asx file) rather than a "simple" link (unless otherwise directed).

Posting your edited results here is "Handing In" your assignments. When you do, you will need to email me that you've posted assignments so that I know to check them.
The first three assignment links are filled in. The rest you will have to do yourself but the first three links form a template for you. (remember you should know how to view source) Just follow the same pattern.
The Final Project has several examples. Do only one video for the final project.

About the Final Project:

This should be a story or documentary or music video or baby-feeding video or a look at the city, or just about anything. Create two versions, a 128kb version and a 256kb version and create links to them. Below are several examples. The last two examples have only a 128kb link.

Promo for the Foundation on Aging: (Windows Media) 128kb, 256kb

Frankie Manning (age 89) leads the Shim Sham at Louis and Co. (Windows Media) 56kb, 128kb, 256kb

Warehouse order and deliver operation: (Windows Media) 128kb

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About the Course Example Page for Digital Video Here we have the "output" from your video editing. The idea here is that once you have shot and edited your video you are then able to place your video on the web. Specifications for the video file assignments: 1 - Format: Use Windows Media (wmv files) on your UMKC site (or other IIS site - Windows Server) 2 - Bandwidth: - Use 128 kilobytes (you will see this as the 100 kb option) 3 - Website Location: Place them in a sub-directory (folder) named "Media" (so that you need to include a path to your file) 4 - Stream: Create a metafile for each media file 5 - Link: Use a link to the metafile (asx file) rather than a "simple" link (unless otherwise directed).
Posting your edited results here is "Handing In" your assignments. When you do, you will need to email me that you've posted assignments so that I know to check them. The first three assignment links are filled in. The rest you will have to do yourself but the first three links form a template for you. (remember you should know how to view source) Just follow the same pattern. The Final Project has several examples. Do only one video for the final project.
About the Final Project: This should be a story or documentary or music video or baby-feeding video or a look at the city, or just about anything. Create two versions, a 128kb version and a 256kb version and create links to them. Below are several examples. The last two examples have only a 128kb link. Promo for the Foundation on Aging: (Windows Media) 128kb, 256kb Frankie Manning (age 89) leads the Shim Sham at Louis and Co. (Windows Media) 56kb, 128kb, 256kb Warehouse order and deliver operation: (Windows Media) 128kb