Movie Trailer Mashup

For this Assignment i decided to use parts of the trailer from the movie orphan and change the audio with a song from the hit Broadway musical and movie Annie! I wanted the parts of the trailer to give Annie a darker image…Annie a smart bubbly red head vs the dark and scary Esther. I think it some parts i managed to get the audio to match up to the scene pretty well…i can honestly say i tried my hardest and that in the process i learned how to do a lot more with windows live movie maker on my own. *high-five* for me.

A different interpretation…

http://assignments.ds106.us/assignments/movie-trailer-mashup/ While working on the movie trailer mashup assignment, after watching movie trailers and trying to think of what I could do, I had the brilliant idea to take the trailers of two different films, one just the video and one just the audio, from the same movie series and play it off as if [...]

Movie Trailer Mashup – Bring It On meets Chicken Run

Here’s the assignment:

Take your favorite movie trailer and mash it up with a different trailer to completely change the meaning of the original trailer. For example, if you have a funny movie trailer, give it the sound of a terrifying movie; or vice versa. You may need to clip the audio or the visual, use imovie and audacity to cut the clips to give you what you need. Good luck!

This was a lot of fun!  Although picking out movies that would work was a little bit tricky.  I actually spent way too long doing that…   As you can see, I used Bring it On and Chicken Run.  I do like both of these movies, although I can’t say that either of them are my favorite.  I also don’t think that I totally changed the meaning of Bring it On, but I do think that I sort of made fun of it.  I used iMovie to clip some scenes from the trailer, because it was very long.   I also added the Universal Studio’s sound in the beginning (which I got from here), because there was a huge awkward silence.  I found that there were so many times that the audio from the Chicken Run trailer were matching up so well with what characters from Bring it On were doing.  Both were comedies, but I think that adding the Chicken Run audio made it into a parody of Bring it On, as it suggests that the cheerleaders are chickens.  There was so much arm flapping, that it looked like they were doing the chicken dance, so it worked out a few times.

Something else I found challenging was clipping parts of the video out, and replacing it with other parts of the trailer.  I realized that in iMovie I could see how many seconds something was when I highlighted it, and that made it a lot easier when replacing it with different video clips.  I also used the “clip trimmer” for the first time, for the audio.  That was also helpful, especially when I added the sound affects at the very beginning.  If I didn’t use the clip trimmer on the Universal Studio’s sound clip, there would have been a lot of overlap with that and the Chicken Run audio, and that would have been so messy.  I also “faded out” the Universal Studios sound clip, so that it would be a slightly smoother transition to the Chicken Run audio.

 

After watching the mashup, watching the Bring it On trailer sounds weird.

Assignment worth 4 stars.

The New Games

( 4 star)I had a lot of fun with this assignment. I had recently watched the movie The Hunger Games and loved it. Based on the descriptions in the book and their appearence in the movie, the “Capital” citizens and peace keeps (the police force) looked like aliens compared to the others. This gave me the idea of somehow incorporating an alien themed movie. Then I thought of Transformers and decided to take the trailer from the 3rd movie. With this trailer, I tried to give it the effect that the “capital” citizens were aliens enslaving and toying with humans.

To make this mash up, I used the video from The Hunger Games and the audio from Transformers 3. I uploaded the audio file onto Windows Live Movie Maker and took away the audio initially.  Then I uploaded the audio track and tried to fit it the best I could. From there I went into the editing process. It did not require much, only some minor increasing and decreasing of the video audio. I tried my best to match up all the speaking parts. However, there were a few moments where their was talking in the video, but not the audio. In order to make it flow well, I decided to just let the normal audio in on 1 occasion. I did this by segmenting the section and making that video segment louder. The rest of the talking seemed to fit in well.

 

Movie Trailer Mashup

I checked the DS106 website to get some creative ideas about projects that could be done with my students and found the assignment for the Movie Trailer Mashups.  I was instantly inspired by Oscar’s Transformer mashup.  I wanted to choose … Continue reading

Movie Trailer Mashup

_cokwr: Take your favorite movie trailer and mash it up with a different trailer to completely change the meaning of the original trailer. For example, if you have a funny movie trailer, give it the sound of a terrifying movie; or vice versa. You may need to clip the audio or the visual, use imovie and audacity to cut the clips to give you what you need. Good luck!, _cpzh4: Mashup, _cre1l: http://donuts56.wordpress.com/2011/04/17/mashup-finding-jaws/, _chk2m: duncandonuts56, _ciyn3: 125, _ckd7g: , _clrrx: , _cztg3:

my mashup

this is my first mashup and i enjoyed making this video, took me two days to finally finish it with the help of final cut pro

trailer mashup

I decided to take to different films and combine them by having ones audio and the others visual. I took the audio of the Night at the Roxbury and the visual of Transformers Dark of the Moon. I used to audacity and windows movie maker to edit the audio and put together the video.

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Video Assignments

For my video assignments I decided to do the movie trailer mashup and the digital story compilation. For the movie trailer mashup I took the trailer from Inception and the audio from the trailer for who framed roger rabbit. I followed the Andy Rush video on video editing for most of it. I used the fastest free YouTube downloader to get the audio and video for each of the videos. Then I uploaded them into iMovie. Once they were in iMovie thats where, I ran into most of my problems for both assignments. It was a little tricking trying to sync up the two trailers to get it to make sense, but I think it turned out pretty well. For the digital story compilation I uploaded a majority of my pictures from past assignments into iMovie and put them all together. My biggest problem was trying to make the pictures smaller, and I couldn’t figure out how to do that so this is why the pictures appear so big in the film. These video assignments were the trickiest ones by far for me, so I hope they turned out alright.

Movie Trailer Mashup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8FWoRh6QvM&feature=related
Digital Story Compilation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pIjvfKuu7s

Trailer Mashup–Mulan

I think downloading all the tools and learning how to use it was more annoying than doing the assignment itself. I used Sony Vegas Pro as the main tool for combining all my clips. Using clip converter, I downloaded the clips from YouTube and saved them in the proper formats (audio(mp3 and video mp4). I imported the video into S.V.P. and then converted the audio into .wav so I could clip and chop away in audacity.

I chose to use the live Mulan version and switch the audio with the Disney version using the Lion King intro as an opening. The Disney audio I think does this movie so much more justice than the original. You can hear so much more intensity in the music than in the original.

 

 

 

 

 

Mulan Mashup