Painful but Success

     After completing the filming the day before we now moved onto our next task. This task was choosing the right shots as well as editing to make everything flow smoothly. We began by assigning the four of us 3 different scenes each to pick the best shot. We did it this was because it was the fastest and most efficient. I was assigned 10, 11, 12. I knew that these scenes were crucial because they were the last scenes of the music video and they needed to be perfect. After about 30 or so minutes we had all picked out the best shots for each scene. Now it came down to putting it all together. We had Luke, who is a really good editor download IMovie. This app lets us easily edit and create a short film within a short time period. Luckily, Luke was comfortable with IMovie and knew exactly what he was doing. We all watched as Luke threw in the different scenes added transitions in between and put it all together. We had not finished as we still had to do some final touches and add the music. At this point we were very tired of editing and rewatching the same couple shots that we decided to take a break and go play some football. This break seemed beneficial as we seemed refresh and was ready to work again. This night we decided to sleepover at my house that we can work early the next morning. So after wen went to bed and woke up we were ready and energized. Thats how day 3 began.

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