EDITING CATCH UP #2


Hey all, turns out that keeping my fingers crossed gave us good luck with our editing plans - yay! 

 This time round I can safely tell you that we've managed to:

  1. Chose background music to suit the genre
  2. Create "Whatever Productions presents" and "Disclosure" titles in a typewriter form
  3. Adjust the length of the fades and blurs, making them longer and shorter between clips
  4. Add text onto the screen - including directors, actors etc. 
  5. Mix the sound of the background music with the characters dialogues
  6. Add on a typewriter sound over the title tasks to create a realistic typewriter effect for the viewers
That's all for now, what will be next?!



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