Gemma-Rose Allen is editing footage for her music video, adding her stage performance. She found a tutorial for the "ghost effect" in Premiere Pro to use in her video. Gemma received audience feedback on her video progress, animatic, CD design, and poster that helped her improve. Her animatic is complete and provided a good outline, though some shots were altered during editing.

1. A quick update.
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Gemma-Rose Allen

2.  Currently I am editing my footage I recorded in
my previous weekend. I’ve added almost all of
my footage, but I still have a few things that I
need to add in there, such as my stage
performance of the drums and lead guitar. I
have asked my brother to send me across some
videos of him playing the drums and guitar, as
he is in a band and plays those instruments
very well.
Where am I at the
moment?

3.  I have been searching for a while for tutorials
for the “Ghost effect” in premier pro. It just
means that the video is overlapped one other 3
or 4 times, each having a different colour base,
and set to “screen” so you can see them all. I
finally found one! I have seen it used in
multiple music videos that Heavy Metal and I
recently thought it would be a great feature in
mine.
https://www.youtube.co
m/watch?v=WKhETIHz
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Link to the video is aloft
Tutorials for Premier Pro

4.  I have accumulated a lot of audience feedback
about my progress, including designs for my
CD digipak and Poster, my video so far and my
animatic. The feedback was very helpful, and I
needed that extra bit of constructive criticism to
help me move forward. I have realised that if I
had an image for my digipak instead of a logo,
it makes it more personal and therefore that is
what I will be doing. The images I may use is
below, but I may ask some people what they
think.
Inside?
Audience feedback
Inside?
Front cover?

5.  My animatic is completely done, I have a great
outline for my music video that I have changed a
little, but only in way in which the camera is placed,
for the piano bridges are extended ever so slightly.
However, once I started editing my video I felt like
there were a few things that were in my animatic
that just didn’t work, whether that was because it
was too short, or the shot just wasn’t right. But, I
have stuck to the general baseline of the animatic,
mainly because I did add a lot of through into it, and
again, it is a great starting point. I guess that things
do morph and change with time, so it’s only natural
that it’s changed a little, it’s a sign of progress in my
opinion.
Animatic