Thursday, 25 September 2014

Research for Music Video: Lip Sync Tutorial

LIP SYNC TUTORIAL


Today's lesson was very beneficial as I was taught to sync lip singing with the song. It was quite challenging at first, but as soon as I got the hang of it, I was able to try it myself and did quite a good job at it too.
Using the keyboard for shortcuts such as:
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We was given a song by a band in which the chrous was sung and recorded on numerous amount of videos. We then used these videos to create a basetrack for the song. It made the footage more interesting to watch because the camera was always moving and not just focusing on one particular thing.



 I used markers to mark parts of the audio which then we paired with the video of our choice to sync with the audio. I also had to count the beats of the music and add in more markers on the soundtrack to ensure that it would be intime with the video playing so that the movement of mouth matched the lyrics at the right time.
The middle column shows the soundtrack and the right handside video shows the action. I used markers on the soundtrack like this because it was easier to see when the singing starts more accurately as the fuzzy lines move up and down.

Finishing marking all the different shots, we then copied the clips a couple times so that we could after cut between them for it to look like a actual music video, deleting blocks at a time in any order we wanted.

This is what my final piece looked like on my first attempt:





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