03/18/2024
So I finally finished editing. Despite popular belief the longest part and hardest part of editing are not the same thing. I would say the longest part was shorting through all the film and decided on which shots to use and where to cut them but the hardest part was most definitely the sound. Being able to muffle the background noise just enough so the audio sounds clear but not to the point of it sounding muffle or underwater. Another factor that I don't think a lot of people realize when it comes to sound is making sure it all sounds cohesive. For example, some clips were very quite or very loud for some reason so I had to go in and make it the same volume which is a little hard to tell and you have to make sure you cut it off at the right point so it does not sound like the dialogue is being cut off, every second counts. However, after sorting out what footage was usable and what was not Hannah took all of the bloopers and made a blooper reel with it. I pushed for a blooper reel since one of the CCRs we are all doing is a director cut segment something you would find on a DVD copy of a film under the extra content and I brought up how a lot of the time the bonus content also has some behind the scenes footage. I thought it would also be fun to show everything that went into the process on this blog not just the final project so it is my pleasure to show you the Miss Sarasota Blooper Reel.
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