how to create scope for short film

[Pokri]

I dont know what you call SCOPE
For me SCOPE means black stripe on top and bottom of film

eg

before scope

after scope

 

[Pokri]

Now my question how will I get this scope in adobe premire pro?

thanks in advance

 

[Huy Vu]

You mean the letterbox bar. You would simply create a title with black bars on top and bottom and superimpose it over the footage.

 

[Pokri]

good one .....thanks...

 

[Pokri]

You mean the letterbox bar. You would simply create a title with black bars on top and bottom and superimpose it over the footage.

in film language what do we call those black bars


for us before there are no scope movies previously
after some years scope movies came

scope movies has those black bars on top and bottopn

 

[j1clark@ucsd.edu]

in film language what do we call those black bars


for us before there are no scope movies previously
after some years scope movies came

scope movies has those black bars on top and bottopn

The 'letter box' term is used to indicate that a film shot in an aspect ratio that did not match the TV display, that is, Standard Def, 4:3, High Def, 16:9, was presented in it's 'full' form, with the top and bottem 'black bars' to define the frame.

"Pill Box" would mean the material is presented with black bars on the sides, for example displaying a Standard Def TV
screen on a High Def display, the sides will be filled with black.

Some people use the letter box technique to get a 'look' of 'cinemascope', which was nominally 2.35:1.

Here's a site with examples of various aspect ratios.

http://www.dvdaust.com/film_formats.htm

 

[Pokri]

thanks j1clark