MOTION MEDIA

AND INFORMATION
PRESENTED BY: GROUP 5
 MEMBERS
CORTEZ, KING
CAYABYAB, QUEENIE
ENRIQUEZ, FRANCE NICOLE
MANDAP, ANDREI RAFAEL
MACAPAGAL, CHRISTIANET
MERCADO, GENESIS
MITU, YULEINE JHANE
 CONTENT
01 DESCRIBES THE DIFFERENT DIMENSIONS OF
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA

02 COMPREHENDS HOW MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA IS/ARE

FORMALLY AND INFORMALLY PRODUCED, ORGANIZED, AND
DISSEMINATED

03
EVALUATES THE RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF MOTION
INFORMATION AND MEDIA AND ITS/THEIR SOURCES USING
SELECTION CRITERIA
PRODUCES AND EVALUATES A CREATIVE MOTION-BASED
04 PRESENTATION USING DESIGN PRINCIPLE AND ELEMENT
MOTION MEDIA
Motion media encompasses visual communication with
moving graphics or texts.
According to Roblyer, motion media aims to convey
information through various means.
Motion is achieved by rendering or displaying multiple
frames per second.
A smooth animation typically consists of 24 frames or
more per second.
MOTION MEDIA
Motion media often follows a sequence of graphics or
images to tell a story.
This sequence is represented by a storyboard, which
illustrates the changing components (audio, visual,
videos, etc.) over time.
Motion media can be produced formally by professionals
or informally by individuals.
FORMAL PRODUCTION
PROCESS
Writers and directors create storyboard.
Scripts are written and dialogue recorded.
Animators sketch major scenes; inbetweeners fill
in details. Background details are added
Drawings rendered. Videos are acted out, shot,
edited, and compiled into the final product.
MOTION MEDIA FORMATS, TYPES AND SOURCES
1. Animations animated GIFs (Graphic Interchange Format), Flash, Shockwave, Dynamic
HTML

2. Video formats/Video Codecs - motion media use large resources. Codecs compresses
and decompresses video files. Examples are H.26N series, Quicktime, DivX, MPG, MP4

3. According to purpose: education, entertainment, advertising

4. According to source: personal, social media, media companies

5. According to audience: private or public; directed or general

6. In some of these, media convergence can be observed with one artifact falling into
several categories.
THE MOVIE AND TELEVISION REVIEW AND CLASSIFICATION BOARD OR MTRCB
HAS CLASSIFIED RATINGS FOR BOTH MOVIES / FILM AND FOR TELEVISION
PROGRAMS.
A. for Movies

X – excessive or inappropriate themes is not allowed

O – only natural, minimal, brief, infrequent, or mild intensity of the theme is allowed
✓ - allowed
THE MOVIE AND TELEVISION REVIEW AND CLASSIFICATION BOARD OR MTRCB
HAS CLASSIFIED RATINGS FOR BOTH MOVIES / FILM AND FOR TELEVISION
PROGRAMS.
b. for Television Programs

X – excessive or inappropriate themes is not allowed

O – only natural, minimal, brief, infrequent, or mild intensity of the theme is allowed
✓ - allowed
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA

The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

1. Select the video editing mode

Double-click on Filmora9's desktop icon,
whenever you are ready to start working
on a new video.
The software's welcome screen will
appear on the screen asking you to
create a new project or open project.
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA

The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

2. Create a new project and import the

footage
• Click New Project on welcome screen.
• Wait for editor to load.
• Register product by clicking Register button.
• Navigate to File menu and select Project Settings.
• Select aspect ratio for final video cut.
• Choose from standard 16:9 or 4:3 ratios, 9:16 ratio for vertically oriented
videos, and 1:1 ratio for square-shaped videos.
• Customize aspect ratio as per need.

Filmora9, as well as all other video editing software we mentioned in this guide support nearly all types of video files, from
videos captured with Smartphones and webcams to footage the was recorded with professional video making equipment.
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA
The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

Video Editor Import Process

• Click the Import button in the upper left corner of the video
editor.
• Select the Import Media Files option.
• Navigate to the location of the footage you want to edit.
• Select the video, audio, or photo files to use in your project.
• In the Import menu, select Import with Instant Cutter Tool.
• Filmora9 allows editing of videos shot by action cameras quickly.
• Use lens correction tools or Fish Eye Distortion effect for video
enhancement.
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA

The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

3. Organize the material you are using

in your project.
• Import files into Filmora9's editor.
• Files will be stored in the Media tab below the Import button.
• To avoid confusion, use the My Album option to create folders and
sort out files.
• Click on Add a New Folder icon in the My Project tab to create and
name a new folder.
• Organize footage alphabetically or in any way that increases
efficiency.
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA
The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

4. Place the video and audio files on the timeline to

remove the redundant parts.

• Drag video clips from the Media tab to the timeline.

• Rearrange the clips by dragging them to the desired position
on the timeline.
• Press Play or hit the Spacebar to preview the video.
• Use the playhead to jump to the part you want to cut.
• Drag the end of the video clip left or right to trim it.
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA

The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

5. Apply visual effects to the footage

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• Add music to your video.
• Insert transitions between clips or use visual effects in Filmora9.
• Click on the Text/Credit icon to add titles, credits, or subtitles.
• Choose a text template and drag it to the desired location on the
timeline.
• Insert the appropriate text in the software's preview window.
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA

The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

6. Go through the color correction

process • Click on the Effects icon.
• Select a filter for color correction.
• Drag and drop the filter onto the timeline
• Adjust the duration of the filter as needed.
• Utilize advanced color correction tools for fine-tuning color values.
• Use Color Tuning options for presets or 3D LUTs to enhance colors.
• Practice and dedication are needed to master color correction
skills.
 THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO VIDEO
EDITING USING FILMORA

The basic video editing techniques are the same in all video editing suites.

7. Export and Share

• Make sure the project is complete and ready for export.

• Click on the Export button
• In the Output window, select the video file format in the Format
menu
• Optimize the video for specific devices (Smartphones, iPads,
gaming consoles)
• Click on the Format tab to choose the best file format
• Give a title to the video and select export folder on hard drive
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