Adobe Premiere Editor - Short Film - Basic Student Project - Urgent
Budget: £10 – £55 GBP
A short film made for a submission for a personal but coursework related project. You will get a credit if you wish, film will not be made public.
Development means we haven't the capacity to refine a rough edit needed urgently. There is an MP4 file of the rough edit completed. All the files are mostly sequenced on a project timeline in premiere pro. I can drop off a harddrive with all the files. Bristol based.
The task is to tidy this up and fix really obvious errors. Just for example: there are problems with sound in one scene. There is inconsistency, lighting could be changed, 'tennis ball during dialogue', the jump cuts of the lamp are too frequent and superfluous. However, any help would be great. Generally, speaking, anything that can be done by Weds would be an improvement.
We just wish to result to appear more 'polished' with timetscale if nothing else. You have free reign to do what you creatively wish to achieve this. As long as it fits in with the obvious feel of the film.
Ultimately this is an experimental short film, so as long as the overall script and planned scenes are there, I would welcome whatever is thought best and will defer to your judgement.
This is urgently needed (Wed 15th Feb):
Draft Video:
https://bit.ly/3Ywhypx
Coursework Document:
https://bit.ly/3HXZa1B
Will consider all options about what may be possible.
Lots more details can be provided.
Development means we haven't the capacity to refine a rough edit needed urgently. There is an MP4 file of the rough edit completed. All the files are mostly sequenced on a project timeline in premiere pro. I can drop off a harddrive with all the files. Bristol based.
The task is to tidy this up and fix really obvious errors. Just for example: there are problems with sound in one scene. There is inconsistency, lighting could be changed, 'tennis ball during dialogue', the jump cuts of the lamp are too frequent and superfluous. However, any help would be great. Generally, speaking, anything that can be done by Weds would be an improvement.
We just wish to result to appear more 'polished' with timetscale if nothing else. You have free reign to do what you creatively wish to achieve this. As long as it fits in with the obvious feel of the film.
Ultimately this is an experimental short film, so as long as the overall script and planned scenes are there, I would welcome whatever is thought best and will defer to your judgement.
This is urgently needed (Wed 15th Feb):
Draft Video:
https://bit.ly/3Ywhypx
Coursework Document:
https://bit.ly/3HXZa1B
Will consider all options about what may be possible.
Lots more details can be provided.