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Club 1.0 Blog Post 3 Visual Creation Post 1

Working on the Visual Content

In this blog post I will cover my initial work on the visual content that accompanies the audio, created in my other project as the conceptalbum.

When starting off with making the visuals, it was vital I looked at some ways of creation, in order to form an idea of how I wanted to carry out this process. I decided Premier pro and After Effects is the best option for myself (See Figure 1)

Figure 1: Screenshot of project in Premiere pro and After effects

Various things I have learnt from using Adobe Premiere Pro and in the initial learning process, the first time I used the software, I did a lot of processing of clips blending and overlaying and putting clips in 3D space without using the nesting option. Nesting is like putting your track into groups in a daw.

Nesting is a very useful tool when it comes to editing in Adobe Premiere Pro after reading this article on nesting by (Motion Array, 2020)

https://motionarray.com/learn/premiere-pro/premiere-pro-nesting-tutorial/

I have started using nesting. I work in sections at a time then nest each section.

Other techniques I have used so far using the razor slice tool, to split clips up again. This is so I can work in sections and work on part then once all the parts are done construct all of it together.

So when it comes to layering in Adobe Premiere Pro it is much like layering in Adobe Photoshop, I have experience in photoshop so this is pretty straightforward. To layer an object on top of another you have video layers, which is the number of clips in the sequence, you can stack them on top of each other. I will use the screen layer which allows the layer underneath the top layer, to be seen as well as the top layer. Then it is a case of playing with the opacity setting of the layers, for the desired effect. I will cover these effects in a different blog post as the production continues.