Editing

When editing the film, I used Premier Pro since this is sometimes used in the industry and was the best available software. Most of the film was put into one timeline, however some of the more complex sequences were edited separately and then put on afterwards. This can be seen in this first screenshot.

This second screenshot shows my working of the audio. For the film there are multiple types of audio being used, such as the dialogue, sound effects and different music tracks. Because these are all different and I wanted them to do different things, I put them on different parts of the timeline where I could easily change the levels, which can clearly be seen in the screenshot, to get the sound that I wanted.

This last screenshot shows how for each of the clips I changed some of the visual levels, such as the colours, hue, brightness and contrast. This allowed me to get, not only the look that I wanted, but a unified look between each consecutive, related, shots.