White Balance and Frame Rate Assignment

The Lab:

Using the shots in the White Balance and Frame Rate folder Links to an external site. I have created showing the following White Balance and Frame Rates:

1. Indoor shot (no natural light) white balanced wrong (i.e., make it blue or orange)
2. Indoor shot (no natural light) white balanced correctly
3. Outdoor shot white balanced wrong (i.e., make it blue or Orange)
4. Outdoor shot white balanced correctly
5. 1 shot at 24fps - slowed to 50%
6. 1 shot at 30fps - slowed to 80%
7. 1 shot at 60fps - slowed to 40%

For first period, will only have 6 shots in their final submission.

Adjusting White Balance in editor:

Adobe Premiere Pro Links to an external site.

How to edit for slow motion:

Final Cut Pro X Links to an external site. | Adobe Premiere Pro Links to an external site.

Video Requirements:

• Edit all shots into a single sequence. You will duplicate the wrong white-balanced shots, so there should be 10 White Balance shots total.
• With the two improperly white-balanced shots (#1, #2, #4, #5), adjust the white balance in Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro to be as correct as you possibly can (see example below).

• Make sure your project is set to edit at 24fps
• Include both a normal speed version and a slow-mo'd version of each shot (should have 8 clips total)
• All shots should be properly exposed, in focus, and white balanced
• Finished video cannot exceed 60 seconds in length
• Include text on each shot that states which clip is which.

• Upload your finished video to your Video 1 portfolio on OneDrive and either submit the MP4 or the sharable link to Canvas.