This document summarizes the editing process for a documentary called "Its Good To Talk". It describes filming interview footage with a group, importing interview clips and trimming unwanted questions. It also discusses adding a cutaway of an interviewee's phone, importing archive images and adjusting duration. Finally, it mentions importing audio for the title and end credits sequences and creating end credits text over 5 seconds while the audio plays.

1. Its Good To Talk
Process

2. Evidence of conducting interviews and filming within a group
These images show my group
working as a team during the filming
process when we were conducting
interviews for the ‘its good to talk’
task.

3. Premiere Pro – Editing the documentary
Here I added a cutaway of the interviewee holding his mobile phone, I did this because at
the time he was explaining how much his mobile phone meant to him it gave the
audience a visual. I imported it from the file.

4. I then used the same interview as the cutaway previous. I trimmed the other
questions out using the trim tool so that I didn’t have to feature any of the
unwanted questions.

5. Here I imported an image that I had researched to use as archive material. After I
imported it I had adjust the duration to 3 seconds so that it was long enough for the
audience to read.

6. Here I imported an audio and trimmed the duration down so that it would only be during
the title sequence. Then I used it again so that it would be played during the end credits.

7. I used the text tool on Premiere to create the end credits. I used a red and white theme
so that it matched the title page as it seemed more professional. While this was on the
screen for 5 seconds the audio played at the same time.