Brett Juchniewicz
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I actually tried converting it to H.264 and setting it to its highest quality and that came out nicer, but I’ll give that a shot as well.
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It regards lines that appear on the image of DV. If you were to pause it you will notice horizontal lines on the screen. I believe everything was shot within normal DV-NTSC standards but I don’t know the specifics since I got the footage from the producer.
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Oh, it was a video that someone made and exported it as a Quicktime. He wants to touch it up a little and add a few quick effects to it, but for some reason I can’t change the in point to create heads for transitions.
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Yeah, the pics were of the actual engineering program itself and not of RISE whatsoever. I felt like the montage wasn’t a good idea at all because it doesn’t really do anything to move the piece along. It was just put there for effect. Unfortunately this is what my bosses asked of me and they fell in love with it. Nor did they even allow for planning of the shoot. They didn’t figure out what they wanted to do with it until after the footage was shot, making it hard for me since I didn’t know what to shoot and how to shoot it.
This also goes for the message that they want to convey. They all of a sudden wanted to make it into an ad for RISE. But as you said, there was no call to action. I guess it’s the consequences of your bosses not having any experience in TV.
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The highest one of my clips is scaled to is 120. The quality is good but if you look closely enough you can see the slightest blur in the video, especially when an object is moving.