The document summarizes the editing process for a trailer called "Diamond Rush." The editor used Premiere Pro to select relevant clips and merge them together to create the trailer. Some scenes had to be deleted due to time constraints and filming errors, such as a boom mic appearing in one take. The chosen music suited an action thriller better than a purely action trailer. One difficulty was low lighting in some footage, making elements unclear, though this added an element of mystery to the final product.

1. EDITING
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2. HOW I EDITED THE TRAILER AND
WHAT I USED?
To edit our trailer, we used the apple mac software
Premiere Pro, where I selected relevant clips from
our footage and merged it together using the software
to create the trailer Diamond Rush.

3. DELETED SCENES
There were a lot of scenes which we did not get to
use, due to the time limit of our trailer and also due
to errors in our filming. For example, our news scene
contained a boom mike in the background and there
was no way we could possibly edit it out.

4. WHAT MUSIC WE ENDED UP USING?
There were many potential soundtracks we could
have used, all discovered off Youtube. However, the
majority of them suited more of an action trailer rather
than an action thriller.

5. DIFFICULTIES WITH EDITING
One of the main difficulties with the editing was the clarity of our footage, in particular
the lighting of some of our footage. In the scene where the protagonist is hovered by an
unknown person (stalker), the audience are unable to see the stalker clearly due to
dominant darknessdominant darkness. Unfortunately Premier Pro was not advanced enough to repair this,
however, to some extent it was an advantage as it made the trailer more endearing, in a
sense that the audience don’t know whether there’s something behind Natasha or not,
enhancing the mysteriousness of the trailer.

6. FINAL PRODUCT

7. FINAL PRODUCT