Editing in Film Blogging (Post production)

 



        What is editing in film and what is its purpose?

    
    Editing in the film is the technique used to assemble shots in a coherent sequence. Its purpose is to blend images and sounds to a point that makes the audience feel like they're in the film.

        How did my group and I approach storytelling editing?

    My team and I used editing to present the title of our movie and the name of the production company. We dididn'tdnt use editing to introduce any credits because we wanted to challenge the convention. Editing made our tone set a fast papacesce. We didn't edit any colors because we filmed outside when the sun was out for natural light, like the ones used in comedy movies.

    The video editor in our group was Tijannie. He edited most elements like visuals and transitions. He used WeVideos to edit the movie He had some WeVideoblebles since this was his first time editing a movie but over time he got more comfortable and became able to do it.

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