Video Project - Bala Wunti Tech Fellowship @ ATE Landmark, Lagos.
Highlight videos, session videos, and interview coverage - and finally, post-production.
Date
3rd July, 2024
Role
Videographer / Video Post-production Expert
Company
Alo Studios - Client: Wunti Al-Khair Foundation
Problem
Problem Statement:
"We have a really important event coming up, and we need someone who can capture it in a way that truly reflects its importance, key moments, and overall purpose. We don’t just want the raw footage - we need a polished final edit that tells a compelling story and can be used for future promotions, media, and to relive the experience. The challenge is making sure nothing important is missed while keeping the video(s) engaging, high-quality, and well-put-together. We need someone who can handle the entire process - from on-site coverage to post-production - so we end up with a video that is authentic and immersive."
Solution
The solution started with planning - ensuring I had the right gear, understanding the event schedule, and anticipating the best shots. Once on-site, it was all about being in the right place at the right time, balancing between getting cinematic shots and staying unobtrusive. I captured everything from candid interactions to the main highlights, making sure the footage told a compelling story.
Post-production was where the real magic happened. I sifted through hours of footage, carefully selecting the best moments, refining visuals, syncing audio, and adding those final touches that bring a video to life. The final product? A seamless, engaging piece that not only documented the event but also conveyed its energy and essence.
It was a rewarding experience - both creatively and logistically - and a reminder of how storytelling through video can truly bring an event to life long after it’s over.
Tools, Post-Production Process, and Work-Flow
Here are some of the gears and tools used:
DJI Pocket 3
Sony A600
DJI Microphone
Google Pixel 7
PremierePro
Capcut
Post-Production Processes and Work-Flow:
I started by transferring all video files from memory cards to a secure drive, and then the real work began. Here’s how I tackled post-production:
Footage Organization: Sorted through all clips and categorized them based on event moments.
Rough Cut: Laid out the key shots to structure the story and get a feel for the flow.
Editing & Refinement: Trimmed clips, adjusted pacing, and fine-tuned transitions for a seamless watch.
Audio Sync & Enhancement: Cleaned up sound, synced external audio where needed, and balanced levels.
Color Correction & Grading: Adjusted colors to match the mood and maintain a polished, professional look.
Final Review & Export: Watched it through multiple times, made last tweaks, and then exported it in high quality for delivery.
Throughout, the goal remained to create an engaging storytelling of the entire trip and events. Loved how the video turned out!
Result
Highlight Video - WAF - ATE Lagos, 2024.
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