Decision on visiual edits in intro (Post Production)

 


        For our visual edits, we keep it simple. We used simple cuts throughout the intro. Comedy movies and films tend to use simple cuts. From the movies, we researched we notice fadeaways were used but situationally. We also decided that simple cuts made the audience more focused on the narration of the main character and the overall narrative


        In our script,t we established a timeline that needed to be implanted into our movie. We decided on using text to establish a timeline. The reason we chose this font and color was that we saw this in one of the most popular comedy shows of the early 2000s. The font is similarly used in the show Friends and other sitcoms. We keep this convention since we thought it would have been the best way to keep continuity in the film and the text keeps the lighthearted tone of the film.




    The final scene of our movie has a more serious tone prior than the other parts but still has comedic dialogue. The visual edit used here was a fade-in. The point was to get our message of following friends blinding when there doing unethical acts that n harm you. The fade-in is supposed to give this brief suspence after the scene when spence got punched.


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