These are a few screenshots of our editing process over the past week showing the different editing techniques and effects we used in our music video. This first and second screenshot shows us using ‘Final Cut Pro 2014’ to construct our initial video using the filming footage we had at the time, it also let us leave space for the missing shots in our video. We could also use the built in effects and titles in the programme to add in a dynamic title and add black and white effects to the majority of our video and then add an old style camera effect to our band shots.
Progression of Editing
Aug 04, 2015
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These are a few screenshots of our editing process over the past week showing the different editing techniques and effects we used in our music video.
This first and second screenshot shows us using ‘Final Cut Pro 2014’ to construct our initial video using the filming footage we had at the time, it also let us leave space for the missing shots in our video. We could also use the built in effects and titles in the programme to add in a dynamic title and add black and white effects to the majority of our video and then add an old style camera effect to our band shots.
Our final screenshot from this weeks editing is us adding our missing footage into the video without disturbing the rest of our video by putting the missing footage on another layer on top of the original. This also shows the effect we added to our band section of the video, giving the footage an old and rustic style. Final Cut Pro is very useful and has a large number of different visual and audible effects, which can be used on our footage.
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