The following are links to information that support the work you will need to do for the final version of projects that you hand in. We typically cover the same details in class too.
As you select clips from the Sound Ideas Collection at the Emily Carr Library site (or with any online resource), you will need to keep a list of the sound effects you use, plus details about the collection / product name, and label / publisher. You will need this for both credits and, later, for a kind of overall bibliography or cue sheet of recordings.
To this end, as you select and download sounds, choose the “details” of the database interface, and keep track of the:
- Filename
- Product Name
- Label
- Date of when you accessed the database – as the month and year (for example, February 2024).
Details about Further Citations of Sound Effect Recordings are here. The page includes an example of how you can organize the list as a Word document.
Additional information for the completion of your project
- Premiere notes
- The basics of:
- After Effects notes, for compositing and layering
- Output and presentation specifications for projects as movie files
- Citation of music sources and audio recordings
- Details about Further Citation of Sound Effects Recordings
- The page includes an example of how to present citation information in an accompanying bibliography or cue sheet.
- The page includes an example of how to present citation information in an accompanying bibliography or cue sheet.
Preparing the piece for final export, as a MP4 file, and then rendering it
To organize your project as a “micro movie,” you will need to add black to the head and tail of the piece.
- Output and presentation specifications for projects as movie files
- Preparations to upload a movie file
- Exporting media files from Adobe Premiere