Editing Choices Update 2

Once i started to experiment with different editing techniques i realised i could follow similar codes and conventions of other films that share the same genre as my film trailer, in my previous update i started to use such functions as Dip to Black and Black and White to display my beginning of my trailer to show the audience that it is in the past, now that i have sorted everything in order i need to add a couple more techniques in order to make my trailer look a lot more like a trailer. The following are new techniques that i have incorporated into my work.

Brightness and Contrast

For some of my scenes that involve my main character looking directly into the camera i have noticed that you can barely see him so with the use of the Brightness and Contrast option i can adjust the lighting of my shot and make it so that my main character is clearly visible, in fact i liked the new form of lighting so much that i added it to all of my shots that aren't used as a flashback as the new lighting makes my film look a lot more real and gritty and really gives it that British feel which is exactly what i want.


Incorporating Text

For the last part of my trailer i need to incorporate text into my trailer such as reviews and comments by news papers and peers, i have tried to keep the text the same as my other tasks so that it gives my film an identity.



Dissolve 

I got to a part in my trailer where i was stuck as to how i could switch in-between scenes without it looking stupid, this is when i experimented around with different editing techniques and i managed to use the dissolve technique to switch between scenes to make it look a lot better.







Adding in images 
I have realised that i need to include things in my trailer such as my production company and the red band trailer certificate. I have simply just dragged an image into my Premiere pro and from there i can edit it into my work and add effects onto the image to make it better and fit in with the trailer.