Working with Smart Devices
The following resources are for students working with their smart devices during this time of social distancing. In recent years, it should be noted that more and more people are working with smart devices to produce content for professional distribution.
Working with Smart Devices | |
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Building your understanding in using the Blackmagic App on the smart device.  App | |
Tips and tricks to keep in mind when filming on smart devices. | |
Adobe Premiere Rush is a mobile application that makes it quick and easy to edit footage you have filmed on your mobile device. | |
How to Request Remote Access |
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If your course requires the use of software that you can only access from a Curtin computer Lab, click here to follow the step-by-step instruction on ‘how to request remote access.’ |
External Resources | |
Defining Mobile Journalism and what can you actually produce with a smartphone? | |
Breaking down the new workflow for media storytelling where reporters are trained and equipped for being fully mobile and fully autonomous | |
What you can and cannot shoot - the five-metre rule explained by the BBC's Duncan Stone. | |
The advantages of mobile journalism according to Aljazeera. | |
Moviola.com offer a wide range of online external resource material covering the main aspects of the production process, providing valuable insight into how the professionals achieve that 'look/sound/etc.'... | |
Courses Moviola.com offer | |
Moviola.com’s complete collection of past and recent episodes from their provideocoalition.com webinar series on all things film-making. | |
Learning processes in 30 minutes or less. | |
Online classes build on the content learnt in the ‘survival guide’ by going deeper into processes; each video can run upwardly of 60 minutes. | |
The best tips & techniques on film-making from around the web in one place. | |
A video definitions of key film industry terms | |