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To conclude - I believe that technology was vital in order for us to get this project completed to the best of our ability in the time we had to do so. I think the most important technology we used was Adobe Premier Pro as it was an easy to use application but also offered a wide variety of effects that would be helpful to us. For example, colour grading played a good part in our title sequence, we wanted everything to be consistent and by the use of the colour grading provided we were able to pinpoint which scenes needed to be changed to fit the bill.

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Technology is essential when it comes to editing nowadays - there's just so much effort and time saved by using it, before you had to cut the individual clips and paste them together by hand but now it's all done for ease of access and use for the user. Here are a few examples of the technology we used for out filming

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Us using after effects to make a title and then importing it into premier pro

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EVIDENCE OF FINISHING TITLES - FINAL CUT (GROUP 34)

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Uploaded by Candi AS Set Seven on 2017-02-03.

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We used this application in order to screencap our editing and processes for our film making. This was done in order to show evidence of editing. This would in turn help us get a better mark!

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We used this website in order to get a non-copywritten song that was suitable for our title sequence. The song we picked out added tension to the final title sequence so we saw it as a nice fit for the genre that we were going for. We got our files in an MP3 format which in turn would allow us to drag into our timeline as an audio layer.

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Yet another application that allowed us to make our clip look like a title sequence. Without after effects we'd have a clip, but it wouldn't be a title sequence without any credits. This program allowed us to make text with a transparent background which could fit snug into our film. with a wide variety of fonts and effects to the text to make it seem more professional - it helped sell the fact that we're a mainstream distribution company. Don't like where it's positioned on the screen? You can move it around freely!

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With adobe we were able to create a linear sequence using the clips that we had (they're on the bottom left side of the screen ready to be dragged onto the timeline!). Without it, we wouldn't have a title sequence, we'd just have a whole clutter of clips and no way to turn them into a film.

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The camera - the essential piece of tech needed to even get the clips needed in the first place. Without it, there would be no prelim, there would be no final film sequence. For our film we used all the default settings for the camera, the focus was automatic and we made sure that the ND Filter was turned OFF in order to not make our footage darker than it already was for shots that were done in Gabia's house. The automatic focus had no effect on our footage as we didn't really require shots that needed selective focus, so it was better for us to not play around with it.