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== | == ''Car chase'' by Konrad Behr == | ||
<embedvideo service="vimeo">https://vimeo.com/392177952</embedvideo> | <embedvideo service="vimeo">https://vimeo.com/392177952</embedvideo> | ||
''Car chase'' is a Super Cut of footage of Police pursuits broadcast by US-American television stations. The editing is based on search words and phrases of the original live comments of the helicopter pilots and news reporters at the studio. To make the workflow more efficient I used the automatic subtitle function the YouTube footage. Scanning for search terms like “dangerous”, “you see ...” and emotional reactions like “Wow” or “Ohh” of the commentators presorted the material. To lead the viewers focus in to the material I organized the editing starting from silent watching to a peak of accidents back to the top view. | |||
The video shows the morally questionable live description between "Attention, there is danger there" to "We'll stay on until the end". The high probability of a violent end of the chase combined with the hint "viewer description is advised" and the expectant reactions of news reporters in case of a "close call" produces a dubious media event. | The video shows the morally questionable live description between "Attention, there is danger there" to "We'll stay on until the end". The high probability of a violent end of the chase combined with the hint "viewer description is advised" and the expectant reactions of news reporters in case of a "close call" produces a dubious media event. | ||
===my work process=== | |||
#YouTube research for car chase videos. | #YouTube research for car chase videos. | ||
# Download YouTube video file using command tool [https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl youtube-dl] | # Download YouTube video file using command tool [https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl youtube-dl] | ||
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# Select IN and OUT points of wanted phrase or word as Region and mark them | # Select IN and OUT points of wanted phrase or word as Region and mark them | ||
# Export filtered marked sections as mp4 video with useful names (all files with “dangerous” as ‘dangerous_[regionnumber].mp4’ | # Export filtered marked sections as mp4 video with useful names (all files with “dangerous” as ‘dangerous_[regionnumber].mp4’ | ||
#Import all the new created clips into video editing software [https://www.edius.de edius | #Import all the new created clips into video editing software [https://www.edius.de edius] | ||
#combine clips with certain keywords randomly or after visual aesthetically or word content | #combine clips with certain keywords randomly or after visual aesthetically or word content | ||
#render final video as master file | #render final video as master file | ||
===Screenshots=== | |||
[[File:Car chase screenshot youtube.png|thumb|footage found on YouTube]] | |||
[[File:Car chase screenshot youtube.png]] | |||
[[File:Car chase screenshot downsub.png]] | [[File:Car chase screenshot downsub.png|thumb|extracting the subtitle as srt-file]] | ||
[[File:Car chase screenshot reaper.png]] | [[File:Car chase screenshot reaper.png|thumb|merging dubtitle and video to regions in Reaper]] | ||
[[File:Screenshot Edius.png]] | [[File:Screenshot Edius.png|thumb|final cut at EDIUS]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:39, 12 March 2020
Car chase by Konrad Behr
Car chase is a Super Cut of footage of Police pursuits broadcast by US-American television stations. The editing is based on search words and phrases of the original live comments of the helicopter pilots and news reporters at the studio. To make the workflow more efficient I used the automatic subtitle function the YouTube footage. Scanning for search terms like “dangerous”, “you see ...” and emotional reactions like “Wow” or “Ohh” of the commentators presorted the material. To lead the viewers focus in to the material I organized the editing starting from silent watching to a peak of accidents back to the top view.
The video shows the morally questionable live description between "Attention, there is danger there" to "We'll stay on until the end". The high probability of a violent end of the chase combined with the hint "viewer description is advised" and the expectant reactions of news reporters in case of a "close call" produces a dubious media event.
my work process
- YouTube research for car chase videos.
- Download YouTube video file using command tool youtube-dl
- extract srt subtitle file using web service downsub downsub.com
- Importing video file and srt file using DAW reaper and Reaper extension software package SWS sws-extension.org
- Filter timeline regions after keywords (e.g. “dangerous”) using filter function of Reaper
- Select IN and OUT points of wanted phrase or word as Region and mark them
- Export filtered marked sections as mp4 video with useful names (all files with “dangerous” as ‘dangerous_[regionnumber].mp4’
- Import all the new created clips into video editing software edius
- combine clips with certain keywords randomly or after visual aesthetically or word content
- render final video as master file
