Soundtrack & Final Cut Pro Editing
Having received our crit we moved back into the edit suite.
I re visited our soundtrack project adding in a couple more sequences to fill
the time I took out for the argument and fight scene at the end. Having taken
out the voices the sequences were edited really fast covered with lots of quick
sounds one after another. We as a team liked the build up of volume towards the
end and then the sudden sound f a kettle so decided to keep this aspect and
focus onto editing. Having edited the sound Heather started work on re-editing
the sequence with the improved soundtrack audio file. Having added more
sequences that meant using the clips filmed more and cutting them finer so that
the jump cuts were fast and liked up with the sound. Having worked on the edit
for a substantial amount of time Heather had a break and I was able to finish
the rapid cutting of the clips linking with the sequences as well as adding in
the egg timer shot intercutting it with flashes of the argument making that
more believable and the overall piece better than the previous sequence. We
then exported the sequence through final cut as a quicktime at 25 fps, and
using apple pro res 422 codec. Having exported it we then burnt the file onto a
disk using toast titanium. The same was done for another low res version and
burn as a quiktime. Also a final audio only file was burnt onto the disk
representing the soundtrack.
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