back again at editing.

  Today was the second day of editing, and finishing up our commercial. I reviewed all that I had edited the day before. For the most part, the commercial was complete, however there were some minor touchups to make before I considered it done. To start, a couple clips seemed plain, and needed color saturation. I put filters on the clips that showed our actor outside. I also wanted to add saturation to a couple pictured that had been added so I did the same. Next, I also wanted to use a slow-motion clip, and the one that I had previously used didn't turn out as well as id liked. So, I re-added that clip, waited for it to register, and set the speed slightly faster until it was where I wanted it. Now I also wanted to add and incorporate more filters into our commercial. I was thinking of filters to use when I came across a comic-filter. I decided to use this filter on a picture where I showed our NIKE gear, to put contrast throughout the film. This filter came out really nice. I realized that the final edit was around 2 seconds short of 30 seconds. I tried thinking of a simple fix, so I decided to make the logo at the end of the commercial just two seconds longer. I re-watched the commercial again to see if I could find any other things that I could possibly make better. 


As I re-watched the footage I realized that it kept pausing at a certain point, like a weird lag. So, I re-exported the file to see it it was a technical difficulty, and it was. After all these minor touchups I believed our commercial was complete for the most part. I then sent it to all of my teammates through another message, and they confirmed that they had received it. This is what I did in my second day of editing!

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