Back to our roots

  Following our DaVinci struggles, we decided to make the best decision for us, that being that we were going to switch to Adobe Premiere Pro for all of our editing needs. As this was the platform our teacher originally got us editing on at the start of the year, I felt the most confident in editing on this platform, and felt I knew my way around it more. Right away, I felt as though Adobe was much more manageable for us. The layouts were significantly cleaner, the tools easier to find, and I was no longer fighting my computer to make basic edits, it didn't take long for my group an dme to be cutting scenes, adjusting colors, and perfecting transitions (or lack thereof).

 My favorite part, aside from the absolute joys! of editing, was finding the background music to go along with our credit sequence. Making sure we found one that was royalty- free, anf full of horror was essential. After some time digging through the internet's best royalty- free sound sites, we finally found one that the whole group was able to settle on.

The beautifully glorious suspend sound effect matched the credits of our film perfectly, giving just the eerie tone we had been looking for all along. Having the right sound within out opening made ALL the difference, it took regular, slightly creepy scenes to the next level, and made them chilling.