FRAGMENTED VIDEO

Non linear narration, storytelling, spatial decomposition of a story, fragmented narration, storyboarding, spatial editing using digital video tools. Video recycling and upcycling. Adobe Premiere + After Effects. Importance of a fixed grid (AVOID changing grids = nightmare!)

TOP 10 Virtual Choirs of the Pandemic
https://www.choirgenius.com/blog/virtual-choir-top10

TUTORIAL
epic-lab.com/create-a-multiframe-3×2-layout-in-premiere-pro

PROJECT 3 – FRAGMENTED VIDEO / VIDEO WALL

Create a fragmented/non-linear narration – maximum 3 minutes long -where you will tell a story fragmenting it into at least 6 to 9 identically sized quadrants (proportionally sized to fit a 1920X1080 frame). Use Adobe Premiere or After Effects to create each quadrant. Export as MP4 / 1920×1080 or 4K progressive video. Use a unifying sound to glue the pieces together. You can increase the amount of quadrants if needed, but make sure you DO NOT BREAK the original grid you started with. This is extremely important. Upload your HD videos to your FMX463 individual folders and your individual portfolios!

PROJECT 3A – SCULPTURE

Using your Fragmented video as the main source (but not the only one if you choose to), create a virtual mapping on the provided image of an abstract sculpture. 

Every single surface must be perfectly mapped, with no bleeding or ghosts. Arrange the layers so they overlap efficiently. You can repeat sources.

You must use MASKS, BEZIERS, and any other technique (such as split clips) to complete the project.

Record the output screen and export it as high quality MP3/h.264 compression. Screen grab the MadMapper structure/screen. Upload the finished video and images to your DropBox folders.

Upload the Madmapper file, as well as ALL the assets you used in your project.