This document summarizes the production process for a music video. It describes how stop motion scenes were created in Serif Movie+ and exported to Adobe Premier for further editing. Various effects like black and white, page turns, blurs, split screens, dissolves, and fades were added to reinforce themes and ensure smooth transitions between scenes. The editing was refined based on audience feedback to improve the overall flow and storytelling of the video.

1. Music Video Production
Print screens

2. Stop motion was first edited
on Serif Movie +, then
exported on to Adobe
Premier.

3. Once the stop motion scenes
were exported, we were able
to edit these further. For
example, making the sad
flashback a black and white
colour and adding a date at
the bottom, so it reinforces
that its in the form of
pictures.

4. Here we chose to use an
effect which goes with the
artist pulling down the
picture- this effect is called
page turn.
To get the turn correct we
had to adjust this our self.

5. We decided to start the
video off with a blur effect as
we thought this was a better
idea then going straight into
it.

7. We chose to use a spilt
screen after receiving
audience feedback.
To get the spilt in the middle
we had to ensure we could
see both scenes clearly and
the width was equal.

8. In order to get the split
screen off we decided to use
a slide.

9. To get into the stop motion
scenes we decided to use a
dissolve.
To get out of these scenes
we decided to dip into black.

10. We decided to edit the
length of the dissolve as we
didn't want it to last.

11. As the scene were she is
packing the box was really
long we decided to cut the
scene and join it to another
part of the same scene. Here
we also used a dissolve as we
wanted the scene to flow.

12. In this last scene we also
decided to add a cross
dissolve, as we thought this
looked effective.