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vexercises2020-05-10 01:55 pm
lola) wrote in vexercises2020-05-10 01:55 pm
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Vexercise 5 Drops: Play with lyrics & typography
Hi everyone! It's that time of the weekend, time for the new vexercise. This one is inspired by the many amazing vids out there that play with text and lyrics in different ways. It's a multi step vexercise--can't wait to see what folks come up with!
Lyrical play/no lyrics (3 versions):
Produce a 1 minute video edit from your selected source, in which lyrical interpretation ( guides your shot choice. You could interpret the lyrics literally or metaphorically/suggestively. Once you have completed this video, choose selected lyrics to incorporate creatively as text within the video. Then make a version of this video with the text, but substituting the original audio with a different piece of music that has no lyrics.
Inspirations:
Overtime (Steven Universe):: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-OfHYgDF-Y
Light Years Away (The Untamed): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_pqNf5dA_8&list=PLGDrwAYvGR94FnYTVNoEgPEBNz9aGujxU&index=3&t=0s
Lyrical play/no lyrics (3 versions):
Produce a 1 minute video edit from your selected source, in which lyrical interpretation ( guides your shot choice. You could interpret the lyrics literally or metaphorically/suggestively. Once you have completed this video, choose selected lyrics to incorporate creatively as text within the video. Then make a version of this video with the text, but substituting the original audio with a different piece of music that has no lyrics.
Inspirations:
Overtime (Steven Universe):: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-OfHYgDF-Y
Light Years Away (The Untamed): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_pqNf5dA_8&list=PLGDrwAYvGR94FnYTVNoEgPEBNz9aGujxU&index=3&t=0s
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And thanks to the mods for making this a place for exercises - that low-pressure, try-new-things approach is just what I need to risk experimenting. ♥ Just learning how to make lyrics do things on screen was a great experience, and I feel like I've gotten a lot of Adobe Premiere Pro experience points (as well as taken some damage to my sanity points when the thing just kept crashing). The result this time is very much incorporating almost everything I decided to try - I did actually scale the final version back a bit from some of the stuff I had going on in earlier versions.