documentary project

Once I finished filming I  then started to edit the finale product. I started by uploading the footage to premiere pro from the SD card. This took careful thinking as I had a lot of out takes which I needed to sort and delete. After I sorted the footage I clicked import then uploaded the footage I was going to use. Once the footage was uploaded onto premier pro it was just a simple step of  putting the footage together and cutting the bits I don't want in.  After I was happy with the smoothness and the transition of my documentary I then started to finalize and put things in order. Problems I faced. One major problem I faced was my files got corrupted which meant I had to film all my footage again which made me lose some time and put me way behind. This was very bad as meeting a deadline means time management so I had to reschedule time to re-film the corrupted footage This meant getting my cast once again which also put them behind on there projects. However we solved th...

 Once I had an idea on what to do for my documentary I then started to put things into action. Finding the cast In order to get the results I want I need to get the right cast. This was easy as I asked my three friends Richard/Ben and Elliot. The three agreed to be apart of this and I made them sign the correct paper work needed. My cast mainly consisted of media students which would help me with my digital age documentary as they will be able to give me the answers I need. Room/location Once my cast was ready I then needed to find a room to set up in and begin my production. I asked a lecturer if I could use the college studio and filled out a location and risk assessment form to asses the risks of the studio. The studio was quite big and had plenty of space which was great as I could set up the scene I want and get the best results. I had the room booked for about a week which give me enough time to set up and film my interview. Equipment The equipment I used, Canon camera DSLR w...