We edited the documentary on Natalie Warren by cutting out irrelevant parts using cutting tools. We then rearranged the smaller cut parts into the right order for a smooth flow. Cutaways were added between sections to prevent jump cuts and improve professionalism, and a montage of images showing different shoe shops was included to clarify information for the audience. Additional cutaways and planned voiceovers were recorded, and music was added at the end to finish off the documentary.

1. When editing Natalie Warren, we took quite a lot of the information out, because
what she said wasn’t relevant we used the cutting tool to delicately cut out the
parts of the documentary that wasn’t needed.

2. This is what it looked like after cutting the parts up that we needed, we
would then need cutaways to put over each of these to stop jump cuts and
it had a smooth flow.

3. We then rearranged all of the small parts to be in the right order so they
flowed and they made sense to the audience.

4. Cutaways were then added to stop jump cuts and it the made it look more
professional.

5. To show the audience different shoe shops we then added a montage of
images which would explain different shops that we are talking about and
make it more clear to the audience.

6. We then filmed more cutaways as we some of the cutaways weren’t
suitable.

7. We added voice over in the places that we had planned to.

8. Then to finish we then added the music bed which finished off
the documentary and gave it a more professional feel.