Our aim when editing the footage, our aim was to ensure our music video was visually appealing and ensure the visual content of the footage has a relationship to our song/song title.
The footage we will be using for editing our footage is a programme known as 'Final Cut Pro' - video editing software.
Here are some of the useful editing bars: We mainly used the 'cursor, 'cut' and 'cropping' tool.
Multi-clip
Multi-Clip is useful for saving time and allowing effective timings of shot changes. From the tutorial received on how to multi-clip, we decided to use multi-clip to see how effective it would be for our own music video. We found it a great difficulty to use it because there wasn't many instrumental cues (apart from the lip-syncing) and alot of the music video consists of creative shots.
In the end, we decided not to use the multi-clip idea and manually cut and arrange the clips in time.
In the end, we decided not to use the multi-clip idea and manually cut and arrange the clips in time.
Bad TV effect
To stylise and input notions of looking, we used the effect 'bad TV' to give a tv stylised effect to a couple of shots. This enabled the shot to look more effective.
Earthquake effect
Gloom Effects
Motion blur
Change of speed
To log:
- Images of effects used / processes and WHY
- Background about the programme used
- Multiclip? and then not using multiclip / why?
12/12/11 - Aimee working on editing whilst Lauren got on with photos from the shoot
Trying to get bulk of the project underway and focus on starting up some fast paced shots...
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