First Editing:
When first looking at what we have filmed we weren't surprised that many of the shots were dark and virtually un-usable. We tried to play around with them on iMovie however we weren't very successful and editing some of the frames made them look unnatural and have an almost greenish tint. Despite this, we have picked out some of the shots that had the best lighting and we feel that it's fairly atmospheric and inevitable when filming at night. As we haven't filmed everything yet (our flashbacks still need to be done and also the voice over recorded) then it is quite difficult to put everything together in chronological order. We have added the music which immediately enhances the whole thing and have done a lot of splitting, and cutting the frames to try and get it to 2 minutes. We are over two minutes currently but this is cut down from over five minutes so removing any more might cause a slight issue.
Second Editing:
As we now have our voice over in our opening sequence, we currently face the challenge of arranging our various shots in accordance to the words being spoken at the same time. It is proving very tricky as the shots are all of varying lengths and must also fit together coherently. What we are finding at the moment is, despite the shots being individually good, they don't really flow together very well in a way that makes them all seem connected. We always knew this may be an issue as the plot consists of her just walking around different parts of the city but we have to put it all together in a way where the audience understands her journey and what she's saying.
Third Editing:
We recorded our voice over again and thus are having to re-arrange our frames. We are also including our credits over the top of frames which is causing a slight issue in the fact that we don't want the text carrying on to another frame but often a frames' length isn't long enough for the text. Furthermore, due to a problem with our desired fonts not being compatible with iMovie, we are having to re-consider our choices with font for the text and the film's title.
Fourth Editing:
Our opening sequence now has the text included with it, however we are still exploring different ways to include the font we want for our title or which other font we could choose instead for it. We are now having to play about with different lengths for shots, as we are still just over the requested opening sequence length, also the contrasting volumes for the voice over and soundtrack need to be edited, as well as a production company ident.
Second Editing:
As we now have our voice over in our opening sequence, we currently face the challenge of arranging our various shots in accordance to the words being spoken at the same time. It is proving very tricky as the shots are all of varying lengths and must also fit together coherently. What we are finding at the moment is, despite the shots being individually good, they don't really flow together very well in a way that makes them all seem connected. We always knew this may be an issue as the plot consists of her just walking around different parts of the city but we have to put it all together in a way where the audience understands her journey and what she's saying.
Third Editing:
We recorded our voice over again and thus are having to re-arrange our frames. We are also including our credits over the top of frames which is causing a slight issue in the fact that we don't want the text carrying on to another frame but often a frames' length isn't long enough for the text. Furthermore, due to a problem with our desired fonts not being compatible with iMovie, we are having to re-consider our choices with font for the text and the film's title.
Fourth Editing:
Our opening sequence now has the text included with it, however we are still exploring different ways to include the font we want for our title or which other font we could choose instead for it. We are now having to play about with different lengths for shots, as we are still just over the requested opening sequence length, also the contrasting volumes for the voice over and soundtrack need to be edited, as well as a production company ident.
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