The cinematographer shared the footage from Thursday on Google Drive. On google drive, we can have better access to the files rather than just sending it through email. I was not sure what our editor had cut together to screen today so last night I went ahead and tried to do some editing on my own. I installed Adobe premiere rush because it seemed the easiest to use and I can access it with my school information. I looked at some of the tools like adding graphics, adjusting color, and enhancing audio but I was not sure how to properly use those features yet. I stuck to using the cut and delete tools, it was all I really needed.
I started by watching all the footage twice, then picking out some some possible footage to be used. After making my list, I rewatched all the clips and narrowed it down a little more. Once I had what I needed, I transferred it all to Adobe and started cutting up the footage.
I started with about 5 minutes and 35 seconds of footage which I cut down to 2 minutes and 3 seconds. I had to cut the shot number and take number to get the time so low, but we only have 5 minutes of screening time and I wanted to play this twice.
The process of figuring out how to use the cut tool took a while to figure out, but once I got the hang of it, cutting the footage wasn't too bad. I would say it took around 40 minutes to do this start to finish.
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| My editing on Adobe premiere rush |
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