COMPOSER SABRINA PENA YOUNG | MUSIC TECHNOLOGY | FILM | CLASSICAL | OPERA

Testing out using Final Cut X and Moviestorm to work on cinematography, color grading , color correction and animation in this short scene from the short film Murder zone that I am working on right now. In Final Cut I added in focus, titles, color correction, and color grading to enhance the original Moviestorm images. Also working on the monolog animation. This is a test, the newer version has cut scenes to the "accident' in the monolog. All music from my original royalty free soundtrack collection Download Tracks for $10 (royalty free) https://sabrinapenayoung.bandcamp.com/album/royalty-free-edition-cinematic-music-for-film-tv-apps-video-games-and-youtube-bandcamp-only @dalatindiva sabrinapenayoung.wordpress.com Related articles Sweet short film about a couple is actually a hearing test in disguise Civil War short 'My Brother's Keeper' touts bleeding-edge VR cinematography at Sundance Google's 'Pearl' Is First 360-Deg...

Experimenting with impromptu digital art improvisations using online apps and other free programs. Listening to music, I "paint" virtually to the sounds that I hear, then import the screencapture into Final Cut Express , where I further edit and slightly alter the work to make it more aesthetically pleasing. Download the soundtrack: https://sabrinapenayoung.bandcamp.com/track/virtual-dance-1-sunrise Sabrina Pena Young https://sabrinapenayoung.wordpress.com/ @Dalatindiva Related articles Create A Mobile Animation Prototype with Adobe Animate CC It is... Music Educators Honored at Luncheon in Scranton Happy Birthday Musical U! Innovative Music Education Platform Celebrates 1 Year with 50% Off Membership! Music for babies Shop Student Art Shows For Unique, Affordable Pieces And Support Local Artists Chinese art installation/supermarket sells nothing, patrons confused [video] IKEA Launches "Art Photography": New Limited Edition Collection N...

 5 Tips When Making Your First Music Video   A Band's Guide to Music Videos. Making a music video is a fun and exciting experience for your band. Avoid some common pitfalls by following these simple tips.  1. Have a way to playback your song on site. Whether the band brings a boom box, i-pod with speakers, or just blare it from the car, you are going to need the song to play back to make lip syncing as painless as possible. Once you start taping, take multiple takes, even if you like the first take. The first few takes will be the freshest, but you may need the third or fifteenth take to cut in where the bass guitarist was picking his nose. Then...Have a blast taping your video! 2. Dubbing fun. Dubbing is a pain, but most music videos show at least a few sections where the band is actually "singing" to the tune. Watch several of your fave music videos and try to see how often the video is spliced up. Also, frames are often lost during transfer, so don't be su...