A Head Start

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A small head start!

Since we can't edit or film completely due to our schedule. The best we can do is get a head start. This will make things easier in the long run. We are starting to do the title cards in order to be easier for when we have the videos and everything else. This also goes for sound effects. For instance, police sirens, ambulance sirens, and, so on.

The script is coming along very well and we are also editing while writing the rest of it. This makes it take double the time. Since we are proofreading while writing it. We are also keeping in contact with the actors and which roles they play. We are also making sure that their ok with their roles just in case. We don't want to make anyone uncomfortable.

Going back to the editing portion of this. We will be using mainly Adobe Premiere Pro 2023 and Adobe After Effects 2023. The lighting, sounds, title cards, and so on will be implemented with the help of these programs. We won't able to do the things we want without these, so we are relying on these programs heavily.

We are putting a lot of emphasis on lighting. So, right now we have a random video with the time of day we are planning on filming. This random video will be able to figure out the lighting. Will we will see what we have to adjust whether the saturation, curves, brightness, or so on. This is what we can do in order to prepare for filming and editing this will make everything 10 times easier.


Signing Off,
Kay.

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