In this blog post, I (once again) build upon my audio story by adding supplemental image stills to start to bring my audio story to life. I did this by importing my audio story to Adobe Premiere, and placed images on Premiere’s timeline.
POS Project
In my latest blog post, I finally shared the 2-minute audio story that I had been working on throughout the semester. The result can be found below.
The Process
At first, the software was very overwhelming and intimidating, since I had never worked with something like Premiere before. However, once watched the weekly videos and started playing around with the software, it started to become a lot more clear. It was a lot more tedious than I thought it would be, since I had to make the images line up exactly with what was going on in the actual video, but I figured out how to layer things together and add transitions (Adobe “Build a sequence”) to the video. I also had to fill and increase the size of each photo that I added. I added transitions in between every photo so the video looked smoother, which made a huge difference in the quality of my video.
The result of my work can be found below:
What I Learned
The process of learning Adobe Premiere was harder than learning Audition, Photoshop, and InDesign. Despite this, however, I had a lot of fun putting my video together and I want to continue to learn more. The Creative Captioning video was interesting, and I can't wait to incorporate more elements into my project like the ones they talked about, such as using text and Pictograms. I want to continue to find better images to use for my video story, and continue to mess around with the transitions in Premiere.
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