VSP - Final Compilation

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Week 1 - 14

Jason Antony 0356335

Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Video & Sound Production

Final Compilation

Instructions

Final Project 1 Audio Dubbing Video



Final Project 1 Sound Shaping

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AjEsb_Uh_pDvCYyOcAxh8-fDMu-Lulbx?usp=drive_link

Final Project 2 Production Shoot Video and Tiktok Video

Shoot

tiktok

Final Project Stop Motion Video



Reflections

Experience 
I had the chance to work on a variety of projects and exercises during my time as a design student, including Project 1: Audio Dubbing/Sound Shaping, Project 2: Tik Tok Video/Production Shoot, and the Final Project: Stop Motion. I was able to experiment with various facets of design with these projects, including audio editing, video production, and stop-motion animation. I faced difficulties controlling time restrictions throughout production shots, guaranteeing consistency in audio levels and quality, and keeping fluid stop-motion animation transitions. Nonetheless, these difficulties gave me excellent opportunities for learning, enabling me to hone my problem-solving abilities, adaptability, and acute attention to detail. I am better able to develop interesting and engaging user experiences by fusing these abilities with my knowledge of user-centered design concepts.

Observations 
I gained knowledge about the value of audio in compelling user experiences during these initiatives. During Project 1, I received practical expertise in audio dubbing and sound shaping and developed an awareness of how various sounds and effects may improve a video's overall impact. With Project 2, I concentrated on creating a TikTok video, which needed careful preparation and execution to grab the audience's interest. Last but not least, the Final Project required me to make a stop-motion animation. It was during this project that I learned the intricate details of frame-by-frame storytelling and how much precise attention to detail is needed.

Findings
In these projects, my ability to skillfully control audio to get the necessary emotional impact was one of my strong points. I picked up skills like EQ shaping and dubbing that helped me improve the audio and make it more interesting. I also gained expertise in video production, including arranging shots, getting striking images, and editing them into a compelling story. My patience and attention to detail were further refined as I worked on the stop-motion production because each frame was crucial to making the story come to life. They've shown me the value of audio in developing immersive experiences, the effectiveness of using video to convey stories, and the significance of paying close attention to the details in stop-motion animation.

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