Here you can see a few screen shots of our footage at random parts in our editing stage and an explanation of what we are doing to the footage we have gathered before making it into the final piece.
In this first screen shot you can see I was playing around with different types of transitions in editing to enhance the effectiveness of each shot. I decided to use a cross fade as it is very smooth when making one shot go into another shot which will be perfect for the thriller opening.
In this shot I am placing footage in an order that will make sense to the viewer and will look best with the footage gathered. I am also speeding up certain shots to add effect for the thriller opening. If it isn't in a certain order it may then be to abstract and make viewers not want to watch it.
In this shot I am focusing on different filters to use. in the end I decided to use 'luma keyed' as it made the shots much darker and it will suit the thriller genre much more than other shots. I also experimented with range of other filters but they were either not fitted for the genre or were to extreme (e.g. made shots very hard to see).
In this clip I am cutting down clips that are too long to use in my final piece or have talking/ other things that will not better my thriller opening sequence.
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