Editing Visual Elements
During the beginning phase of editing, we realized that we had multiple missing shots and clips that needed to be filmed. To solve this, we decided to regroup together on Monday the following week to finish everything and wrap up filming. This regrouping will be done to reshoot and improve older clips as well as to get the required ones done. Secondly, when we were editing, we realized that some of the shots we filmed had odd lighting. This means that it was either too bright, too dark, or just outright wrong. To combat this; Andres, who was editing this, decided to use one of ClipChamp's features where he can adjust the brightness and exposure.
Editing Audio Element
Once we found the antagonist soundtrack, the real problems arose. We could not find any protagonist soundtracks nor did we foley our sounds yet for more minor stuff. This again would be solved by coming over to the filming location and finishing all of the filming there. We would also be researching sound audios on Monday and ask around for opinions to complete our sound part.
Editing Credits
For the credits, Andres ran into even more issues that he was able to clear up shortly after. He solved this by recieving advice from his mom who gave him credble fonts that elevated the entire beginning of the project. Another obstacle with credits was the placement. He firstly placed the credits in bad locations which prevented the viewer from properly seeing Shade. This was also solved with the valiant help of his mother.
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