Class #1
The objective of this class is to introduce you to the use of video in HCI
studies. You'll become familiar with video equipment and will learn how to use
and setup a video camera.
Before the class, you will need to:
Class #2
The objectives of this class are to familiarize you with basic non-linear
video editing techniques.
- Within Adobe Premier Elements 2.0 you will be able to:
- Import clips
- Cut and move clips
- Add a title title
- Add a transition
- Add audio to video
- Export Clips
- In addition, you will gain some intuition regarding what makes a good
vs. bad video.
Before this class, your group will need to:
- Pick one of your videos from the first class to use in this class (if
you shot more than one video). One person in the group will need to be
responsible for bring in the video (on mini DV) to class. You will also need
to bring headphones, two pairs would be ideal.
- Start thinking about how you want to organize your ~1 minute edited
video. If you want to add music to your video you will need to bring it to
the tutorial as an mp3.
Before the class, you will need to:
- Pre-read the following document on producing research videos:
http://www.chi2006.org/guide_video.php
Note: This document is
intended for submissions to the CHI conference, and as such some of the
details (such as file formating requirements) are not relevant to this
course. You should be focusing on the general suggestions for what makes a
good video.
- Pre-read the following
video editing tutorials
from Media College. Many of
these tutorials are spread across multiple pages; A complete listing of all
the individual subpages is available
here for your reference.
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