Sunday, 9 December 2012

Finishing the draft edit

Now that we have all of the sound recordings from both the city and Grindleford we are able to finish the final part of our editing. We started the edit after we did our sound recordings in the house and city, so we were able to finish the first three scenes, and leave it open to finish the final scene.

When we began the edit the other day we decided to try and see if we could transfer the previous project from final cut pro into soundtrack pro to fix the error that we came across the other day. After we tried that it still didn't work, so we went to the technicians to make them aware of the issue, unfortunately they didn't have an answer to make it work, and just recommended to carry it on in final cut pro.

When we started the work we isolated the parts of the clips we wanted to use, repeated them and made the scene smooth so it flowed without any flaws, we felt that in contrast to the peaked stressful feeling in the previous scenes we completely contrasted that with a slower paced, less chaotic, more quiet final scene. Overall we were happy with this piece, however we exported it so we could easily change any other scenes if the tutorial we have suggests so.

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