Editing Post - 29/11

Today I completely focussed again on editing, as our first draft is due in for next Tuesday. I have started to edit the London footage, which is a lot more difficult than the first section, as it features a lot of editing techniques. This includes a lot of opacity adjustments, drastic speed adjustments to specific clips, and cutting to the beat. I am especially proud of a complex section where I cut from 2 shots in London and the cabin. This section is very fast and it meant that I had to listen to each specific snare hit to make it look perfect. This was a lengthy procedure, but the outcome is brilliant. I didn't manage to do all that I had planned to in lesson, so I stayed after school for a couple of hours to finish it off. Whilst I was doing this, Georgia contributed by starting the post-production process of the green screen footage, and Marc started off our album advertisement brilliantly on Photoshop. Our album cover is initially influenced from album art used by The Internet & Tame Impala. Below is a short clip showing some of the editing techniques that I used today.

  This is how the footage looked on the timeline with Premier Pro