2. How I used Final Cut Pro: My trailer
I used this
screen to
watch my
recorded
clips and
decide
where I
should
place my
inputs
and
outputs
On This I
was able to
watch my
trailer as a
whole as I
put the
clips in a
sequence
With this tool I
was able to slow
down the clips so
that I could cut
the clip in the
specific place I
wanted to
This
screened
presented
all my
recorded
clips
I was able to
name my
clips so that
during the
editing
process they
were easy to
find
3. On the timeline I was able
to move around my
recorded clips into my
sequence.
I used this on the
side of my
timeline to add
multiple of
layers to my
timeline and
sequence to be
able to add my
chosen music.
I used this tool to
select and move
around me clips
I used this Razor
tool to slice my
clips at the point I
wanted them to be
cut at
I used the pen tool to
help me adjust the
audio in my clips and
the sound from my
music and to also
create fades ins and
outs with my music.
I used this tool to
monitor the sound
levels throughout
my trailer
4. Motion: My titling
Here I was able to watch my
animated text in full
I was able here to
choose the live
font I wanted for
my text
I used these tools
to write, resize
and move my text
to how I wanted
it to be
I used these tools
to colour my text,
decide if I wanted
blur or not and to
decide if I wanted
it outlined
5. Garage band has a huge selection of
music and these are the options I
had. To narrow down my selection I
chose what I thought would fit my
trailer and horror films. So i.e
Cinematic then Strings.
Once I selected all the necessary
criteria I listed to my options on this
screen and chose the one I felt suited
my trailer.
Garage Band: My music
6. This is where I was able to listen
to my chosen music track play
fully and where I was also able
to extended the music piece if it
wasn’t long enough
This is where I
was able to
create further
my music track
by fading in and
out the music
to make my
track fit my
trailer
7. Pic Monkey: My Magazine Cover
I used the program’s tools to erase the unwanted objects in
my image. From its tools I was also able to monitor and adjust
the intensity of the background
I used the program’s
overlays to add the
images seen at the
bottom of my
magazine cover
8. Pic Monkey: MY Film Poster
From the program’s selection of fonts I was able to selected the one I felt suited my poster
and magazine theme the best
