10. By being able to manually manipulate footage we were able to complete tasks that we were previously limited from doing such as more easily editing the colour hues to blues or contrasts using the specific tools. Also, with the use of the timeline we could more precisely cut and split footage so that it was more professionally completed and accurate down to a millisecond of editing – therefore being more concise with the music, such as cutting precisely on the beat. The timeline was also useful in being able to layer several sections of footage and sound which was usual when creating complex sequences with the split screen using multiple footage, music and dialogue overlaid together.
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13. This also allowed us to record dialogue in a controlled setting so that the sound was clear, at the right volume and without any disturbances unlike the sound from the camera which had plenty of disturbing diegetic nose which we wanted to eliminate such as traffic or other people talking. Therefore most of the dialogue used in our final trailer was recorded from the microphone and edited using Garageband before being overlaid in Final Cut Pro.