We imported video clips and background music into Premiere Pro to edit together a radio advertisement. Key steps included unlinking audio from video clips to delete the original audio, cutting selected sections from interviews according to our script, adjusting audio channels and levels, sequencing clips and music according to the script, and making final adjustments to audio levels and timing to improve clarity.

1. Progression of
Radio Advert

2. After opening up Premiere, we imported all the video files of the interviews.
Furthermore, we imported the soundtrack we wanted to use as background
music and voice over we had initially recorded.

3. We then dragged the clips onto the track and unlinked the video and audio so that we
could delete the audio. Then, we cut out the sections of the interview we wanted in our
trailer in accordance with our script.

4. We the adjusted the audio channel of the clips so that sound came out both the left
and right to help control the sound levels.

5. Next, we put the clips into a sequence following our script.

6. After selecting and cutting out sections of the backing track, we added
it onto the track underneath the clips from the interview.

7. After playing the trailer back, we decided to use a different section of the backing
track to fit more with the tone of the interviews.

8. I increased the sound of backing track as when playing out loud, it was too quite
and could not really be heard above the interviewees voices.

9. Finally, we added an extra section at the end to lengthen the advert. We then
split up the last voice over so that the gaps between statements was longer
resulting in the words being more clear.