Paper Edit and Rushes

Here is me creating my rushes, this will help me as I will know what footage I have and whether it is any good. By creating these rushes it will save me time when I come to editing as I can look at these so I know what clips I can use and where I could use them. The sheets help me write about each clip as it gets me to write in a lot of detail.

I will use these sheets to help me make my final music video. They will save me time when editing as I will not have to open every clip to see what it is, I can look at my rushes. By saving time on not having to open every clip I will have more time to edit making the music video to a professional standard piece of work.

Here is a short video of me using my paper edit. After I had finished filming and creating my rushes I made a paper edit of my music video. This is a sheet which looks like the time line on the editing software. On this sheet I drew each clip and where I wanted it, I then used this sheet to help me edit. This again saved me time as I didn't have to think about what I wanted and for how long I wanted it, I could copy the paper edit. Once I had created the paper edit on the editing software I watched it back and made sure everything looked good and to a high standard. There were some parts to the music video which didn't flow as I wanted them so I changed them making the music flow and making it a professional standard piece of work.







Here are my rush logs in a gif so that you can see what the documents look like once they are all field out.


Here is my paper edit for my music video. As you can see the performance shots are at the bottom as they are the shots you will see most. Also you can see the narrative shots at the top which might only be seen the once like on the top track there is only the one shot.