Production Blog: Editing

 Hello blog it feels like it’s been a while but it’s only been a day. Filming went smoothly and we completed some of our makeup scenes. Everything looks good. Today is the editing day. First we have to transition the videos to an editing software. The software we will be using is adobe. My mom uses this for work and so I will too. It is usually a costly program but since it is already paid for there is no reason not to utilize it to the fullest. We have began to put the clips into order and cutting unnecessary pieces. We also had to plug in our title and other text. This took us quite a bit and while we tried to split up our workload it was still difficult. Based off of our past project we knew that during filming we must capture as much on camera as possible. This is because without good clips to work with editing would be much harder. This led to our editing requiring less then last time even though it is a bigger film. The film is looking good but some of the clips remain a little off and may take further refining. We are out of time now so we cannot edit it further. Thank you for reading!!



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