Editing 1

 


We decided to use the title "missing" because it is a simple and meaningful. The title already hints to the viewers that something is going to happen or go "missing." The font of the title is BebasNeue and we chose this because it gives a bold expression that is typically used in suspense films. We used a blur motion video effect for the title sequence. There were some issues with adding the effect onto the whole frame of the particular clip so I have to figure out how to fix it to look realistic. We did add some audio effects of tree rattling so it could sound more projected in our film, to let the audience know what was catching our attention. 

Some problems that were encountered were integrating the clips together and making the transitions smooth. There were some clips that did not match well with the corresponding one due to the lighting or sound quality, so we had to re-film them. When editing, I had difficulties with the title transitions. I imagined it to pop the title up and had a fade out blur but I couldn't find the right effect, so it looked choppy. It took me and Emily a total of 2 hours and 30 minutes combined to editing our first draft of the opening scene. We discussed as a team refilling some parts to make the quality of the video better and help some transitions go smoother. We are planning on having another filming session some time this week or next week to get everything corrected. 

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