The rough edit contains most of the clips and effects that will be used in the main edit, but some shots are unfocused, overexposed, or just not good. For the main edit, some shots will need to be rearranged or refilmed to better fit the timing of the music and tell the story. Black and white and flashback effects are used well but will be improved, and the order of clips will better match the storyboard.

1. Lewis Dunn
Avicii, Wake Me Up (Rough Edit) Evaluation
The rough edit has pretty much all the clips and effects already put in which I will be using in
my main edit. But at some parts the clips look unfocused, too exposed or just not a good
shot. There are many things I will change when doing my main edit like some shots don’t fit
the timing of music and I will have to rearrange some clips which then the story should
make more sense. At the start of the edit the storyboard says its early morning so I will use
the brightness effect to dim the lighting of the sky, and brighten the clips up as it gets more
to early day. I have already tested this effect in some of the rough edits clips but still need
more work. I like how for the flash back I have turned the clips black and white to show that
it is a memory from his past and I will be using this effect later in my main edit. Also for
some clips I’ve used the transition: Dissolve/ Dip to white this makes a flash sort off effect
which shows that it has transferred to a flashback. It also looks good and works well with
the music. The rough edit doesn’t exactly match up to the storyboard so in the main I will
put the clips in more of the storyboards order. Also there are clips where Dan is running and
he is wearing different clothes this completely ruins the edit so I will re-film the running clips
so it won’t look odd when he suddenly changes clothes half way into the edit.