After a brief hiatus in order to better code the site for more reliable submissions processes we are back with some entertainment of a factual nature for you to make more entertaining.
Crow Hill challenges provide our “fellowship” (basically anyone who wants to take part) with an opportunity to practise, experience, and cut their teeth with real-life experiences of working to picture, to brief and under a deadline. All undertaken in the relatively undercover safe-space that is our resources hub. It’s an opportunity to learn new things, learn from mistakes, and deal with the feelings and stress of work at the media composition coal-face without any potential negative impact on one’s career!
It’s not completely clear from the challenge page what form the submission should take. Should it be a video, a stereo audio file, or something else?
The challenge text asks for the first four minutes to be scored, but the materials provided run to about 4’50” - to the end of the scene. Should we score the whole thing or only up to the four-minute mark?
Looking at the new submission form, there is a check box next to the phrase “I have read and agree to the terms and conditions”. Are these the general terms and conditions of the web site or was the thought to have specific terms and conditions for these challenges? If something specific, are they posted somewhere?
Question, the “USI text temp” which plays for the text animation, are we keeping that in the video? Because “temp” would suggest we also need to replace that but i just wanna make sure
Hi everyone please can I just check I haven’t missed anything, there’s this thread, the resource hub page with the downloads and the description, and the mentions at the start of the weekly ring pull podcasts?
It’s not that I think there should be more, just to check have a lovely Sunday all!
Hi Ros - as far as I know, that’s correct. Christian had suggested that he might do a briefing video, but to my knowledge that hasn’t been published as yet.
Here’s my effort.. using VST versions of CS-80 and Prophet, also dug out my old Roland Soundcanvas (SC-55). I added in the new Temperance Lite reverb which is currently free from Eventide!! Worth grabbing a copy while it is free!