The document summarizes the editing techniques used in a film project created with Adobe Premiere CS6. It describes using slow pacing in the opening scene showing kidnapped children's flashbacks, adding a professional look with Dip to White transitions. Scenes of a character experiencing panic attacks and throwing candles at the witch end with screams or dips to black for suspense. Flashbacks use Dip to White, and cutaway shots show a conversation between protagonists. Dark fantasy music and non-fast tracks create a suspicious atmosphere as the audience anticipates upcoming events.

1. Editingnote
I usedAdobe premiereCS6foreditingmyfinal product,all the editingisdone usingthis software e.g.
cuttingvideos,makingtitles,adjustingsounds/music,adjustingaudiolevels etc.
My movie startswithslow pacedediting(one of myreference films‘’The womaninblack” hadthiskind
of editing) showingthe openingsequence of the filmwhere twoof the kidswhowere kidnappedwere
thinkingaboutthe time theywere kidnapped,togive ita more professionallook IusedDiptowhite for
the flashback scene itgave effectof the momentsthathave occurredin past.
Continuingwithmyslowpaced editing,I usedcrossdissolveinthe scene whenAlex was traumatized
and havingpanicattacks whenshe feltthatthe witchwas coming,
Moreover, the scene where Alexthrowscandlesatthe witch, andthe scene endwitha screamas well
as dipto blackto create suspense asusedinmyreference film.
Dipto white wasagainused in the flashbackscene whenAlice wastelling Alexwhathasbeen
happeningatnightwhentheyare asleep.Iusedcutawaysshots toshow the conversationbetweenboth
protagonists.

2. For the musicof myfilm;mychosengenre ‘Darkfantasy’had kindof magical soundtracks, I made use of
soundtrackcalled“the enchantedhalls’’ togive ita more fairytale and magical feelingtothe film, My
soundtrackswere notfastto create a suspiciousatmosphere where audience wouldanticipate the
upcomingevents,Imade use of scary when Alex andAlice werehavingconversationsinorderto
differentiatethemfromthe witchandto gainsympathyfrom the audience.