CINESTUDY (formerly Framelines) presents an Interactive Project and EDIT CHALLENGE!
Anyone can download the raw footage and edit the scene together however you want. YOU can be our editor!
EDITING A SEQUENCE OF SCENES
You can download this raw footage and practice editing. After you finish, you have permission to upload your edit as long as you use our complete credits below and use the hashtags #Cinestudy or #Sonnyboo
DOWNLOAD ALL THE RAW FOOTAGE HERE
YOU get to be our editor on this project. Cinestudy presents the raw footage for three different scenes that can be edited together into a sequence. In Scene 01 we have a scene where a team of criminals are planning a heist. From there, Scene 02 is the badass female prepares her gear for the job, and Scene 03 shows her entering a building and getting attacked by henchmen.
In this CINESTUDY project, you get to SHOOT! What is missing from this footage is what goes in-between, like ESTABLISHING SHOTS (outside of buildings) or a TRAVEL MONTAGE (shots of cars driving, showing how the woman gets from place to place), which we encourage you to shoot yourself or find that footage online to edit into your sequence.
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In the future, the creators of Cinestudy are going to do live streams and review some of your edits and talk about what you did good and some helpful tips, so look out for those shout outs to some of you guys doing these projects.
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CREDITS
Starring
JOCELYN TANIS
BRIAN SPANLGER
MICHAEL GALUSICK
MICAH JENKINS
And the Sonnyboo Intern Team as Henchmen #1-4
JAMES RUSCILLI
JOE FULLER
JACOB SIGAFOOS
AUSTIN SWART
Cinematography by
JEROD NAWROCKI
Written by
JACOB SIGAFOOS & JOHN FROMES
and PETER JOHN ROSS
Directed by
PETER JOHN ROSS
Editing by
(insert your name here)
Sound by
ERIC MILLER
Key Grip
DEREK RIMELSPACH
Grip
JOSEPH FULLER
Production Assistant
JAMES RUSCILLI
Colorist
JOANNE FROMES
Shot On Location
JMO Studios, Columbus Ohio
Production Partners Media
Special Thanks
TJ COOLEY
Scott Spears
Vladimir Jack Bauer
Production Partners Media
© Copyright Sonnyboo™ All Rights Reserved ®
This first scene features a lot of moving shots done with a Dolly and Crane.
Scene 01 Shot 01
Scene 01 Shot 02
Scene 01 Shot 03
Scene 01 Shot 04
Scene 01 Shot 05 CUTAWAYS
This second scene features a character loading up her gear in real time. Try to COMPRESS the time in the edit and see if you can make shorter.
Scene 02 Shot 01
Scene 02 Shot 02
The third scene has a lot of great cut points where you can MATCH CUT or CUT ON MOTION to make the editing feel seamless.
Scene 03 Shot 01
Scene 03 Shot 02
You can easily download the footage from Vimeo and also there are many free tools for downloading the footage from Youtube as well. This footage is full HD (1920×1080) at 23.976 Frames Per Second.
If you need help downloading the footage you can use sites like
https://online.4kdownload.com/
https://qdownloader.net/youtube-video-downloader
https://keepvid.app/sites/download-youtube-video.html
And free editing software like DAVINCI RESOLVE!
Cinestudy 
Preparation.
I’ve made this using the time compression footage, editing the full take down to about 20 seconds. I chose the music I wanted to edit to – Training Day by Nicolas Jeudy and Dark Fantasy Studio – before starting this edit and it really informed my decision making as to where I put the jump cuts. I think it works quite effectively and there’s a nice balance between successions of quick jump cuts and slightly longer shots.
After finishing the edit and being happy with the timing I tried my hand at a bit of colour correction and colour grading using Vegas Pro 16’s built-in FX, this time trying some things that were a bit more advanced than I did in The Plan. It was a good learning experience, but I’m not 100% happy with the final result. In particular the three shots where the character is holstering a pistol then loading and holstering a second pistol have a jarring change in brightness which, despite my efforts, I couldn’t quite fix. I’m considering making the switch to DaVinci Resolve, at least for colour grading purposes but really I think it’s just something I will have to spend more time studying. Any (absolute beginner) tips on colour correction would be great!
Next up match cutting before finally putting all three together into a sequence.
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This is my complete edited version please subscribe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QiUN5dw02A
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