Premiere Pro.

-Lumetri Colour.

For this task I looked at

colour matching the black
and white section of the
video to the pre-existing
coloured clip. To start with I
altered some of the colour
ranges and in the coloured
video in the effects menu.
From there I went to the
drop down menu colour
wheels and match, and
selected comparison view
so that I could colour
match the grey clip to the
green. I then click the
button below ‘apply mask’
so that I could start
changing the colours in the
grey clip. With this however
I found the outcome could
have been tweaked a bit
more to get more of a blue-
green rather than and
yellow-green.
From there I then looked at blend modes in premiere. For this I
layered footage of bubbles over the child to give the illusion of
the child playing with the bubbles. To do this I changed the
blend mode to soft light and then overlay so that bubbles are
faint and the child is visible through them.
I then took a clip of a
girl already playing
with bubbles and
then changed the
blend mode to lighter
colour and altered its
rotation and position
in the video so that it
was coming from the
right hand side of the
clip.
Then looked at masking out an area in
a piece of footage. To do this I went
up to the effect controls tab went
down to opacity and selected the
square icon. From there I then drew
out the square to fit the size of the
object I wanted to hide, with this I
then inverted the square to then
allow the footage underneath to be
seen.
Using the same process as
before I then used the pen
tool instead to out line the
heart to the allowed the
footage to be seen
through the mask.

Then for the last one I

looked at using the circle
tool to block out the
centre of the cog so the
footage of the world
spinning can be seen
through the mask.
Using the idea of masks again I looked to ‘cut out’ multiple TV screens, for this to work you can’t
layer two masks on the same footage. So I had to draw the mask on the main footage then cut
or copy the mask and paste it onto the new footages opacity layer and invert the mask if
needed.
For this clip it consisted of taking a photoshop
PSD file and inverting it to get the clip below to
show through the white section of the clip. To
do this I went to:
Effects> video effects> keying> track matte
key> drag to wanted clip in timeline> in video
effects panel setting on the left> under
‘matte’> ‘composite’ using (select wanted
video)> then go to ‘reverse’ below ‘composite’
> select ‘matte luma’> footage is now in what
was white.

Then Repeated for the next track of the circle

poping. I also scaled up the first circle to match
the popping one.