BN107D: Multimedia Systems- Movie Maker’s- Report Writing Assignment Help

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Report Writing Assignment Help:

Task: Assignment Description The assignment consists of two parts. Part-1 is concerned with creating an animation using Adobe Flash and part-2 is concerned with editing video and audio using the Movie Maker. Part-1 All images required for this part can be found in “Assignment2\Assignment2_107.zip” folder in Moodle: a. 10 images of digits (0.jpg to 9.jpg) To complete the animation, you will also need to incorporate the following images: a. Your collage created as part 2 of assignment-1 b. A background image. If it is taken from the Internet, please provide a reference for it. c. A photograph of yourself (you can use just your neat head or half body) The animation must be 600 pixels wide by 400 pixels high, with a Peach Puff background (#FFDAB9), and run at 15 frames per second. The animation must display the following events, at the specified times, as illustrated in the sample solution (each numbered figure must fill the entire screen). The different components must be entering and leaving the screen simultaneously: Please note all the layers containing images MUST be appropriately re-named – e.g. hometown instead of layer1, 2, …3. Part-2 This part consists of editing a video with soundtrack, based on video files provided to you and your own recorded audios of your ID numbers (for example when the clip of your first ID plays it should speak out “one”). The file animationForA2.mp4 is provided as a source material. You will have to create a movie using Movie Maker Live containing the following elements. A title screen consisting of dark blue text on light blue background, with Movie Maker’s ‘Swing Down’ effect listing the following information: 1. unit code and name 2. assignment number 3. your name 4. your student number A series of animated clips extracted from animationForA2.mp4, arranged so as to display the digits of your student number in a sequence (exclude the prefix MIT). Each clip should be accompanied by the name of the digit being spoken (recorded by you). You should use the following transitions between each clip, with each transition being as close to 1 second in length as possible: 1. 1st and 2nd digit: Zig Zag Vertical 2. 2nd and 3rd digit: Whirlwind from top 3. 3rd and 4th digit: Split Horizontal 4. 4th and 5th digit: Eye 5. 5th and 6th digit: Stars For Credits, use Dark Green text on light Green background, listing the producer, director, and stunt person as yourself all in one frame. Provide ‘Fly in right’ effect for the credit. For both credit and title please use any “Serif” Font that comes with Movie Maker. Save your movie both as a Movie Maker project file, and as movie file as .wlmp and .mp4 respectively. Finally, write a report to demonstrate your understanding of the video and audio task using Movie Maker. Also include the screen shots.