The document provides instructions for editing video clips using editing software. It describes how to trim clips by adjusting the width of the selected area and hitting backspace. It also explains how to adjust audio volume by dragging the audio guide line up or down, and describes splitting clips using the split clip option in the right click menu. The document notes that uploading video to YouTube allows getting an HTML code to embed the video in a blog. It also describes using Slideshare to upload presentations and social media like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to communicate about projects and gather feedback.

1. Construction- Step by Step
Once the footage has been
clicked and dragged in you
are then ready to start
editing.
Length
of clip
Audio

2. Construction- Step by Step
To trim a clip down you just click on
the footage and adjust the width of
the selected area, and then simply hit
backspace.
When it comes to adjusting
the sound you click on the
black guide line and then just
drag it down to the required
volume.
If the audio is louder than the ideal limit, the colour will change from a light
blue, through to a yellow and then red. This means the audio is too loud and
will not be of a good quality.

3. Construction- Step by Step
To split a clip you right click on
the footage and select ‘split
clip’.
This then provides you with two separate
parts of footage allowing you to add a
transition or add in another clip.

4. Construction- Step by Step
Once your required soundtrack was selected
on iTunes you could then import the song in
to your trailer.
You then simply click and drag the song
anywhere around the footage, and it
will then be played as the footage is
running.

5. Construction- Step by Step
Uploading the clip on to YouTube:
Upload it to
your account,
create a name,
and place the
video quality in
HD.

6. Uploading
Once my trailer was on YouTube, I then
got the html code of the trailer allowing
me to import the clip on to my blog.
I then set up an account on blogger which is a
website linked with Google allowing me to post
all my work, for my fellow students and
teachers to comment on and look at.

7. Uploading
In order to put my PowerPoint in my blog I had to
create a ‘Slideshare’ account allowing me easily to
upload my whole presentation and making it accessible
to look at.

8. Social Media
Our group used Facebook to message
each other at the start of our filming.
We discussed locations, props and
costumes.
I also used Twitter, allowing me to
stay in touch with my tutor and ask
for advice and gain help on my work.
I used YouTube to post my trailer and
rough cuts, allowing me to gather my
audience feedback and upload my
final trailer in to my blog