My technical ability has increased greatly over the period of creating my film opening sequence. I began with editing being my weakness but learnt lots of skills from having a session from our technician Emma.
In production I improved my skills with the video camera, moving on from the knowledge I gained from completing the preliminary task. I gained more experience from this task as I got better at doing camera movements such as pans. I also improved my framing of shots which was useful when our actor needed to be completely central.
In post-production my technical skills improved greatly. I began the editing period only knowing the very basics such as renaming shots, doing the 'in' and 'out' and cutting the clips down.
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| The basic tools in Premier Pro |
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| An example of in and out |
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| The tool used to cut shots down |
By the end of this project my skills and ability in Premier Pro have increased lots as I am now much more confident in using it. I now know how to grade shots and use tools such as the slip tool which is useful in fine cutting of shots.
Overall, I have learnt a lot of technical skills from the construction process from editing our main sequence but from also trying things out on my own version of the sequence such as using the colour wheels and adding effects such as dissolves.
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| Used for changing what is in the shot |
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| The three-way colour wheels |
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| Different shot transitions |
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