The document discusses editing a film opening sequence to mimic the opening of The Breakfast Club. It describes adjusting lighting levels on clips, adding licensed music from Creative Commons and SoundCloud, troubleshooting audio issues that were fixed by rendering, adding credits text in a similar font as the original film, and exporting and compressing the final video.

1. Whilst I was editing I was looking at the screen shots of the actual
breakfast club opening so that I know where every scene we
recorded is in the right order.

2. Whilst I was editing there was a
problem with the lighting, When
we were filming we didn’t notice
that it looked too dark as the
room was good with the lighting.
I had to add an effect onto the
clip. I changed the white, black ,
mids balance and adjusted the
saturation as the color was dim. I
managed to brighten the scenes
to a reasonable amount. I found
out how to adjust the lighting by
looking at videos on youtube
that were really useful.

3. To add the music I went on
creative commons as the music
is licensed and we wont get in
trouble for copy right. I
researched the name of the song
and it came out in sound cloud
where I was able to download it
and save it on to my USB where I
have everything saved for the
opening. I saved all the other
songs that will also be included
onto my USB.
Here are the screen shots for all
the steps to download the
music.

4. As I added the sound there were
some complications as the sound
wouldn’t play but it would play a
beeping sound so a red line
comes above the sound that is
added. I had to ask someone for
help and the problem was that
the music needed to be rendered
so I pressed cmd+R after I did
that the line turned green which
means its fine and the music
played. I added 3 different songs
to go with the scene

5. I added text for the opening
sequence like it is in the actual
breakfast club sequence. I used a
font that is similar to the one in the
breakfast club opening sequence o
wrote everyone involved in the film
in alphabetical order. I changed the
color of the text and the size.

6. I exported the breakfast
club opening by saving it
to the video drive as on
quick time and then I put
it into hand break to
compress it into a video
that can be uploaded onto
blogger it turned into an
m4v.