Behind The Scenes - Editing

We are in class editing our opening sequence. Not a lot more to do, we are all working together well and making a good team! 

Green Screen

Today we started putting together the green screen clips which are going to be edited and placed in the opening sequence next lesson. We used the green screen to do a slow motion drop of a cup with a black background to end the opening sequence as the clip will fade to black then fade into the title of our sequence.

Editing - Credits

The credits have now been edited into our opening sequence using the Title tool in Adobe Premier, everyone that played a part in the production of our opening sequence has been mentioned (e.g. extra actors such as Ali Sadique). The title has also been added to the end of the sequence, the font of the title is similar to that of the font used for the credits in order to keep with the same style.

Editing update

Now that the new macs are here and set up, we have managed to re-edit the group's opening sequence  using Adobe premier, which isnt that different from Final cut. We are happy with the sequence and feel that it is better than before with the colour correction being better on the pickups we did.  There is still alot to do with the sequence. We still need to finish the credits and touch up the soundtrack that Chloe and Aaron made so that it fits and also finish the monologue that my character will say over the sequence but at least the editing is mostly done, with exception to the green screen scene, but its looking better.

Editing

We have almost finished our editing, all we have to do now is re-film some of our scenes for some close ups. In the lesson today a group of french media students came into our class and had a look at our sequence when we had put the main scenes in. The students seemed shocked at our fight scene and the forensics scene which shows that we achieved the tension of the genre that we were going for. Tres bien!