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TASK 1: PROPOSAL 

Sound engineer: Patricia

Video editor: Hannah

Cameraman: Chandra

Interviewer: SHARED

Who are you interviewing?

16-20 year old students, Both genders.

Found at City of Westminster College.

Where are going to conduct you interviews?

We are going to go around the college and along the street where the college is and ask several questions on beauty and fashion while recording.

Beauty and fashion

1. How do you think that the media has affected the way we perceive beauty?

2. What celebs do you think where too much make up?

3. What style of fashion do you like best?

4. What would you say your style is?

5. What would you like for next season in the fashion world?

I am expecting variations in awnsers as they are all open ended and each person has a different view on the topic which I find interesting.

16.2.1

Scratch disk

STEP ONE

Create a new folder in the Macintosh HD device. This is where the scratch disk will go.

STEP TWO

Go to System Settings on Final cut pro. 

  

Then on the Waveform Cache click on the button next to it called 'Set...' 

Select the folder you created earlier in the Macintosh HD device and click 'Choose'

Do this for the Thumbnail Cache and Autosave Vault as well.

STEP THREE

When uploading images from an SD card or Memory stick save them in the scratch disk file you made earlier.

When uploading this files click on Files -> Import -> Files and select the files you wish to use.

Remember to save the finished project in the scratch folder you created as well.

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Pioneers of editing

Pioneers of editing.

Editing started with Edwin Stanton Porter, an employee of Thomas Edison.
Porter was the first to use intercutting; a technique where two shots that are not related to each other are put together to create an emotional impact on the audience. 
Life of an American Fireman was the first film to use this technique; switching between the people in the burning house to the firefighters then the same technique was used in The Great Train Robbery switching between the robbers riding away and the little girl untying the unconscious man.
The intercut became revolutionary in the world of film.

D.W Griffiths, much like Porter, also came up with- and used frequently- New techniques that changed the world of film and editing entirely. He created the close up, parallel action, and flash backs.

   
Thelma Schoonmaker was born on the 3rd of January 1940 in Algiers, Algeria. Schoonmaker attended New York University for post graduate work in summer. It was there where she met Martin Scorsese they connected instantly and they worked on the film Who's That Knocking on My Door? in 1967. However Schoonmaker and Scorsese did not work together again until Raging Bull in 1980. They then worked on 16 more films together. including Goodfellas, Gangs of New York, Cape Fear, and The Age of Innocence.

Raging Bull is arguably one of the greatest films ever to be made made and has been nominated for 8 Academy awards and won 2- for Best acting and best film editing.