This is my first time visiting Museum
of Moving Image. It was such a great trip, I had a lot of fun and
learned a lot. The exhibition is called Behind the scene, which is the
pre-production, posted production process of a film. First we were
introducing to the autograph of movie stars in the history, then the
mask made actually for the actor, the original screenplay, the
production design, the costume, the silent film- Great Train Robbery,
the early video game, old projector, flipbook, sound editing, film
cameras, lighting, live in sports game, and the dummy used to replace
actors in different ways. I personally like the sound editing section,
it is very interesting when everything breaks down, and how it adds
together make the scene convincble. It's really hard to imagine the work
that foley artist
puts in, the example we saw is the scene in Taitanic, which the big
chimney falling sound was actually an elephant sound. I finally
understand how important audio is to the video, and all the diegetic,
non diegetic sound which can helps build up the scene more visually. The
other interesting thing is the live for sports game, it is amazing that
there are lots of camera that's recording and the director has to keep
communicate with each of them, then it become the actual game we see on
the TV. Behind the scene is a lot of works, and also very important,
because it determines how the works is going to turn out. I learned a
lot from this field trip. I might visit it another time when I am free!
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