The document discusses the process of editing a documentary video timeline. It describes logging and transferring videos, placing them on the timeline, and using various editing tools to control video and text settings, add effects, and cut or join video parts for a smooth final product. Key tools mentioned include those for blurring, zooming, cropping, adding text boxes, fading between clips, and cutting unwanted video sections.

2. In the making of the documentary
we had to log and transfer all the
video we had made and rename
reach of them so we can easily
recognize the order in which we
are going to be implementing in
the timeline.
After logging and
transferring, we put the videos
onto the timeline to be edited in
which we can used
implementing texts, fades etc.

3. With the window on the left we controlled the settings of
the individual video in which we used it make it blurry,
adding text boxes, zooming, cropping and cutting videos
short so we can only use the bit that we need. The window
on the right is the option menu for the text box in which we
could control the font and size of the font.

4. On the left side we see there is an effect window which is
used to add effects in video to either make it look more
appealing or for editing out unwanted parts. On the right side
is an example in which we used Cross dissolve to make the
interview run more smoothly.

5. The tool on the left is the fade tool which makes an
transition more appealing then a normal cut and we used it
in most of our videos as it was simple technique and most
documentaries used it so it was a convention we had to
follow.

6. The Cut tool was also a very useful tool as it splits an
individual video so either we can cut out the unwanted
part or the join to different parts of a same video
together. On the right we used the cut tool to split out the
unwanted part in the interview.