On this website it explains the math behind film making in detail.
Things like:
Pre-production which is like script, setting etc. Everything you need to know before you start recording. The post-production which is editing and fixing parts and like where clips start coming together.
https://prezi.com/xgwyhzuo7zw8/the-math-in-filmmaking/
In this YouTube video they show you 5 math tricks in editing. I couldn’t really understand the concepts really clearly but I think I will use one of them which is the shutter angle. I will show this math in a flip book.
I have decided to use Filmora to edit my year end project. In this website it explains what Filmora is and how to edit using it. The video editor can do the same things as iMovie but they have different effects, transitions and more. Using this website will help me while I am making the video so I can make it look more appealing.
https://filmora.wondershare.com/guide/editing-video.html
In this Youtube video it shows you how to do a ZOOM transition which is one of the transitions I’m thinking of using in my end of year presentation. It shows you exactly how to do it with steps and it’s very clear.
In this website it teaches you how to edit a clip of a video and how to combine it with other video clips. How to extend clips, shorten clips, speed up clips and lengthen the duration of clips. You can also trim off a bit of a clip if you don’t want a part to be apart of your finished film. You can add in effects, colour, and cool transitions!
In this video it shows how movies from Hollywood are made using greenscreen and editing softwares on computers. It is a bit more complicated because it invloves a lot of people and people who actually have the skill and know what they’re doing.
This website is explaining the main point of editing and why people even edit movies and videos. It says that editing is used to sharpen an image or blur the sides of one to make the image or clip more appealing. It also talks about special effects.
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080520223255AABGtpe
This link is a good resource because it goes through the different types of shots, cuts, and editing methods and what they are exactly. It also talks about the sound and music in films and how they attract the audience as well.
http://www.math.grinnell.edu/~simpsone/Connections/Film/Music/index.html
In this artical, Khan Academy has teamed up with Pixar to explore new subjects.
In the video it shows:
https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/pixar/start/introduction/v/pipeline-video
-artists, scientists, animators, coders, sculptures
-starts with an idea, they figure out the storyline with drawings
-the storyboards string together all the pictures\
-have to figure out how they use a computer to move the characters.
-have to make the landscapes
-add music and dialogue