finalizing our product

 Today was the day we finished up editing. This time around, we had a better grasp at how we were going to edit the video. But even with this knowledge we had much more to edit today than before so it still took us a while. The video was still quite long and we had to cut a bit more footage. I continued to make suggestions as my group mates worked on the editing software. After making different cuts while still trying to capture the videos message well, we were left with even more work. We needed to continue to shorten it to meet the requirements. The clips were still about 15 seconds over.The next part we moved onto editing was the end scene where our main character hit their head. I made suggestions to my group mates of what to cut/ keep. We ended up cutting some of the run up to the sand pile. Once we finished this scene we were almost done. We watched the through the edits we had made over and made a couple more corrections. Once this process was completed, we added the music! This made the video come together. This part was definitely the best part of editing. This took a few minutes but once it was done we were able to watch it through completely. It looked complete and so we wrapped up and saved our work. I am happy with our end results. The editing process was very fun and I would love to do something like this again! 




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