Production diary update

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20th February -
So we have finished filming and have started our editing now. Our first draft edit was without sound and titles which we are working towards as a group. We like using adobe's premiere pro and find it is making the finished look come together better than iMovie did for our preliminary.

28th February -
We have got some music we need to look through to see which ones will suit our opening the most with the action that is happening. We have worked out where we need to put music and the cuts we will need to make for the music to flow.

5th March -
We have the music edited in with our film and have also chosen some fonts for our titles.

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