Editing

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Our thoughts have been continuously focused on editing as we carry out the last steps of our filming. We are now concentrating on editing since, for the most part, filming went according to schedule. It has been somewhat challenging to oversee and ensure that everything meets our requirements. We haven't had to worry about learning how to edit on separate tools, which has made using iMovie for editing really easy. We have chosen to use a variety of transitions in our video, including smash cuts, dissolve transitions, jump cuts, and cross-cuts. 

  

We ran into some issues while editing, so it wasn't as easy as we had hoped. We haven't always agreed on the transitions to utilize since we've all had differing opinions. Moreover, iMovie sometimes has sound limitations. Finally, we have lost progress many times due to iMovie's occasional glitches. We have repeatedly stressed throughout these issues that communication is essential and that no matter how simple or complex a task may be, difficulties will still occur. Our ability to remain composed has helped us overcome many obstacles. Antwan, who has the greatest experience, will be the one editing our movie. 

Notwithstanding the difficulties that arose throughout the editing process, our team's commitment to communication and tenacity allowed us to successfully overcome barriers. Although arguments over transitions and sporadic iMovie hiccups have tried our patience, our shared desire to see the project through to the end has kept us focused on finding answers. We are confident in presenting a film that not only satisfies our vision but also captivates spectators with its flawless blending of diegetic and non-diegetic noises, thanks to Antwan's competence directing the editing process. As the latter steps of post-production draw near, we are unwavering in our resolve to create a work of film that will have an enduring impact on audiences long after the credits have rolled.