Editing Blog

 My editing will occur after all the scenes are shot. I would have to make sure all the scenes are at the proper duration and the timing was right. I will have to import and export videos from my phone to and from the computer. The editing will most likely be done on these two different devices. The editing would involved fixing the lighting, cropping, and adjusting the time. If lighting is too dark, I would use a lighter contrast and highlights to make it look better. The cropping part is to make sure that the background is a fit and no one is in the background. The time would be the biggest issue of editing because everything has to fit within 30 seconds. I have to make sure I get the perfect scene so everything fits right. I would rather crop out extra time so I can have 5 seconds for each scene. An issue I would probably run into would be handheld movement of the phone. This could cause the filming to be shaky but hopefully it would not be too noticeable. I would hope that I do not have any difficulties with editing because that would only hold up time. The scenes would probably have bloopers or different cuts so I would have to adjust the times to the best one. I would probably not use anything to speed up the time because I do not want one part looking weirder than the rest. There would be a happy cheery type of music in the background. I will be doing commentary so I will write a script of what I should say. This would bring out what the real Coca-Cola commercials are like. The editing of this would make the best out of the commercial. I am hoping I can make the best out of this commercial because editing can be hard.




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