Editing software

1. Editing
Software

2. I used Adobe Premier Pro to edit my footage together. I was able to use a wide range of tools
that enabled me to make my video flow. I hadn’t used Premier Pro before starting Advanced
Portfolio but I had found the software easy to grasp. I was able to use tools such as the
rendering tool and the speed tool. The rendering tool allowed me to look at my footage so far
without it lagging. With the speed tool I was able to make my clips faster, enabling me to be
able to fit the footage in the right places. I was able to crop the footage that was too long or not
needed. Having learnt different techniques I noticed how I was continuously learning new skills
which enabled me to work effectively with Premier. By using Adobe Premier Pro I was able to
edit faster and improve my video along the way using different techniques and tools.
Adobe Premier Pro

3. I used Photoshop to edit the for my magazine advert and Digipak. Having used this software
at Foundation Portfolio I was able to get the grasp of the software quick. Photoshop includes a
wide range of tools such as the magic wand tool, the patch toll and the clipping and cropping
tools. I used Photoshop to make my images lighter and more colourful in order for them to
stand out. This would in turn made my Digipak and Magazine poster more interesting for my
target audience to look at. After editing my images I placed them into InDesign where I created
my magazine advert and Digipak.
Adobe Photoshop

4. Adobe InDesign is another programme I am familiar with from having used it at Foundation
Portfolio. I used this software the most as I used it to create my music magazine for my
coursework. Having used InDesign I was familiar with the tools and how the programme
worked, this enabled me to get my work done faster and more efficiently. I imported pictured
that I had edited on Photoshop and placed them onto the document using place holders. I used
InDesign to create my Digipak and magazine advert.
Adobe InDesign