Production Blog: Editing

 Now on to the easiest part. Some people feel like editing is hard, but it usually it depends. I know for sure every time I had to edit some type of video, it was easy because I filmed it right. When we were filming, we wouldn't leave the scene until we looked over the videos. We did that because if it was wrong, then we could re film it instead of waiting for another time to meet. We did run into a little problem that was quickly fixed. Akiel accidently filmed a scene a vertical way and he couldn't find the right video. He said he refilmed it because he found out he did it wrong. He ended up accidently deleting it, so thank God for recently deleted. Because if we didn't have the correct video, that would have thrown our whole movie off. But for editing we used iMovie. We had to figure out a song because we weren't able to use DMX's song Slippin. We emailed his people a long time ago and didn't get an answer. He recently died though, so R.I.P to him. We used a song from one of the free websites. For the editing, we had to do a little voiceover because of the wind in the background. We were able to do it for a few scenes, but not all of them. When we were recording, we always added a few seconds before and after we started filming so we had a lot to trim. In my scripts, we said we were going to use continuity in most of them but that didn't really happen. There were a lot of jump cuts, but it still came out good though.