Editing Week One

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  • Title and font: We wanted the title of our movie to be short, preferably one word, so that it could have a bigger impact on the viewer. Therefore, we settled on the title "Robbed" as it gets right to the point about the plot of our movie. When editing the opening, I wanted the title to be bold and to take up most of the screen.
  • Video effects/transitions: I tried to stay away from using video effects because I think they can look cheesy, but I used a couple transition effects towards the end. After Kelsey was talking to her mom, I used the "fade to white" effect because I thought it was a pretty transition to the airport scene. I also used "fade to black" after zooming in on Saoirse's drivers license because I thought it created a dramatic effect.
  • Audio effects: *I put in audio on the second week*
  • Problems: I still have a very hard time using premier pro, so after about an hour of trying to figure out how to use it again, I switched to imovie and had a much easier time. 
  • Amount of time: I spent about 2 hours editing this week.
  • People involved in editing: Carson and Sarah

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