Production Blog: Editing Completed

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Hey Michi nation, welcome back to your favorite blog! We returned to Owen's house today to complete the editing process. He made the decision to try and finish the editing yesterday after we left his house. While he was having fun, he adjusted some of the work that we had already completed as a team. Rose and I weren't overly thrilled to see these modifications. We had to consider if the adjustments seemed better or worse for our kind of film as a group. Instead of the horror aesthetic we were striving for, these alterations made the movie appear more enigmatic. We started the CapCut procedure afresh from scratch. adding the clips, changing the credits, and adjusting the timing. We agreed that everyone would participate and that no group work would be done in the absence of everyone. We made an effort to do all of the editing in the six hours we had, taking into account everyone's curfew. All hands on deck was the meaning here. We wanted to get things done fast and efficiently. Owen and Rose were figuring out when to cut the clips, while I was writing the credits and putting each person's style down. After we were done, we started researching amazing transitions we might utilize to add more gruesome visuals to our movie. I went pass my curfew while we were finishing up. All we had left was to add the music. Next class period, we'll include the music. Thats it for todays blog guys, i'll be back with more. Until next time Michi nation!

-Xoxo Michelle

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