Editing: 23rd November

On Friday Ollie also got some extra advice from Luke, who watched the video and then told us how we could both make the video better and also make the editing easier for ourselves. Firstly he put markers in through out the video where he saw something wrong such as the shot being wrong, and from here we have to correct it and make it look better. Then he made us put all of the shots from each set on to separate performance beds, in order for it to be more clear to us where each shots from each set were and it overall made our timeline look a lot neater and it was easier to find the things we needed to find.

So from here we carried on editing small bits of the footage, and neatening everything up so we could make the job easier for ourselves.

We were having issues completing the advice that Luke had given us so Matt came to show us what we could do and see if it would help. So he saved it so that if we didn't like what he did we could revert to what we had originally. Matt then highlighted to us that some shots weren't synced because they didn't all start at the same point on the clapper board, as some shots started half way through the song. Then he locked some things so that we couldn't screw up any thing to do with the clapper board. Then he showed us how we would have to match each and every single piece of footage that we wanted to use the the clapper board individually. It is going to take a while, but it will make the editing so much easier once its all done.  

Thanks for the post, Tyler.