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There were some problems we faced when editing our production, for example learning the new editing software and all the different complex features. However after experimenting with the software and using Google tutorials we were able to rectify this problem.  Another problem that we came across in editing our production was when cutting and cropping footage. We wanted to have different videos playing at different times while on the screen at the same time however when we tried to cut the sound form the footage and use the actual song the actual song would get mixed up and changed.  To fix this we had to delete the song entirely from computer we were using and re upload the song every time we did this which proved time consuming. Furthermore, we ran into a problem with the premiere pro editing software, in which even though making sure we saved our production after every piece of editing, we kept losing files and editing footage, this disrupted our editing schedule but we did manage to fully edit our production.

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When filming and editing there were times where we ran into difficulty.  Firstly when we started recording it was our first time using the DSLR which meant it took tome to figure out how to use the basic functions. There were many complicated functions especially when taking pictures. There were different modes when taking photos and when recording , figuring how to use these functions took time however proved useful when we used them in our work. Another problem we ran into was the camera is at times we forgot to use the auto focus function on the camera, which meant some of our first footage was not of a good quality which led to the re-filming of certain parts of the promo to make sure we got the right quality. Another filming problem we had to tackle was the tri-pod we used on the main shooting day when fully assembled did not work the way we wanted, for example in some parts we used the tripod it looked slanted which made making our footage quite shaky and wobbly at times.

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we have developed is the use of a new camera. Looking at the footage from the thriller production and the music video preliminary there is a clear improvement in quality between the thriller footage and the music video footage.  We used a camcorder for the thriller footage whereas for the music video we decided to use a DSLR camera. This meant learning how to use the DSLR properly to try and get the best out it. We had to learn it how to film, how to take pictures in various modes and how to focus the actual camera, this proved very beneficial for our end product because the quality was better than that of the thriller production.  This made our product look more like an actual music video which we lacked from the thriller production. These new skills helped us out immensely when it came to producing our ancillary poster and CD Digi-pack.  We also borrowed the photoshoot equipment, this proved to work very well with the new skills we obtained when we were filming and taking photos. The equipment helped us create more professional looking pictures which could have been included in our Digi pack or CD cover. The photoshoot equipment included giving two industry lights, a black and white backdrop screen in which we also had to learn how set up the screen and the lights properly so that the lights, lit up the backdrop screen enough to make the subject look clearer in the picture.

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During the filming process the group have learnednew skills and developed on some of the skills we learnt from the thriller project. For example, the first shooting and editing skills we have developed was performing graphic matches to be used as a transition from one location to another and getting the right camera shots to make the whole section look correct and edit them together so they flow seamlessly.  One section in our rough cut and final production in particular was where the main actor is in an urban city environment, walking up to a railing and vault over the railing. The transitions of jumping over another railing but into a rural field; we needed to get a longshot/mid shot of the main actor walking towards the left side of the railing in the city, then a much closer shot of the main actor going to vault over the railing . Once this scene was done we went to the field location and filmed a close up shot of the main actor vaulting over the railing and then another shot of the main actor walking off. Once filmed we placed the sections of film together and edit them by taking away portions of the video so that the timing was made to look like the main actor was vaulting into a different location. The next shooting skill that we developed was how we utilised the tripod to make it more effective, When we produced a thriller the preliminary we tried to use the camera free hand however when we looked back at the footage we didn’t like the way it looked and made it look unprofessional. This is something we definitely wanted to change to make sure we got the final production to look as good and professional as we could.  We decided that we would use the tripod in literally all the shots unless it wasn’t necessary. Doing this vastly improved the quality of the production and reduced shake on our footage making our final product look more professional and up to a good standard.