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Whilst editing we used Premier Pro as the main editing software. After filming we put together a rough sequence without titles, sound and transitions. As a group we did need help from the technicians to help us get familiar with the software. We used Premier Pro to edit the title sequence, we also used it to produce our title credits rather than using After Effects. The reason being, is that Premier Pro did what we needed for our title credits, which were on a plain black screen. The font we chose is simple which meant we didn't have to use After Effects. Again, Premier Pro was used for transitions in our title sequence, for example we had to fade in the title credits with parts of the scene so there was a flow instead of a sharp cut or jump. The use of transitions helped our sequence flow more.

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To create sound we used Camtasia and Adobe Audition. I recorded the sound and foley sound through camtasia, then we imported the sound to Premier Pro and imported it to Adobe Audition,  this is how we were able to make sound louder so it was easier to hear.

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This is me and Rohima setting up the equipment, to get the camera ready to shoot the disappearing scene in the shoreditch tunnel, near the

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We used a group member's camera (Ryanna), instead of the camera provided by college. This camera gave our sequence better quality and it looked more HD. I did most of the filming and one problem that I found with this camera is that it would come in and out of focus. we found a solution to this to this problem, but the issue was that it was set on auto focus and we needed to just set up one constant setting. However we did use the blurring to our advantage, we used it as an effect to symbolise distortion and chaos. This integrates well with the theme of our sequence

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