Production Blog: Editing

Hi, Camination. Welcome back to my blog!!

I completed my editing with Katherine today, but there is still more to be done. We had completed the ordering and assembly of the clips before today. We ensured that the clips were sufficiently cut to blend into one another. We then inserted the necessary titles after that. The size of each title that was given to a clip had to vary based on what was seen in the frame. But in every clip, the font used was the same.

At the conclusion of our previous blog, we said that we were searching for our soundtrack. We are having some difficulty obtaining the ideal sounds for it, so we have decided to postpone it for a little while longer. We also determined that the addition of music might wait because we are experiencing trouble muting some of the clips. Today, we focused our editing efforts on altering the filters to enhance specific shots. 

There are often similar looks to key scenes in thriller films. The photos that are the scariest and most suspenseful typically have darker lighting to match. Together, Katherine and I went through every shot in the movie and gradually darkened it till the mic drop moment. Overall, this process was somewhat time-consuming, but it was worthwhile.

The use of filters in the clip editing process enhanced the overall mood of the movie. It gave it a more gloomy appearance and might have hinted at the reveal of the movie's mystery. Adding the soundtrack is now the only task remaining. This will significantly heighten the creepy feel that the movie conveys.
Thank you for following our procedure up to this point!