AICE Media Studies

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 Receiving the film I was supposed to edit was kind of exciting. It was also a bit nerve-wracking. When I put the footage into my editing software, I was shocked. There weren't any captions. I started freaking out a bit. Without those captions the film wasn't complete. It was messed up. So, I had to send a message to my partner. I asked her to send the film with the captions or to redo it. She sent the one with the captions. It was a bummer, but I had to send the film back. I needed the captions before I could do anything else. Waiting for the fixed version was tough, but I knew getting it right was super important for the movie's quality. Finally, they sent it back with the captions, and it was a relief. I was good to edit and i did so. Adding those captions helped to show the credits of the people in the film. It taught me how important it is to talk things out and pay attention to the little details when making a film. Putting the final touches on the film made me realiz

 Hi blog. After the feedback I had some work to do. I went to edit again. I had to search hard for the video. The flashdrive was hidden so I couldn't find it. I had to watch a video on how to find it. After I found it I looked for what the feedback said to fix. I  couldn't find it so I had to call the groupchat. They assisted me in finding the bad part in the video. I found the issue and I was struggling to find the audio. I listened really carefully to the parts my friend pointed out as having issues. Then, I used the tools in the software to find those spots and fix them up. I looked at the wave item to see where the sound was off in volume or not clear. I adjusted things like the volume and used tricks to get rid of some background noise. I also messed with the settings to make voices clearer. This helped make the film even better!  The software has cool features, so I added some more elements and things to the film, like making the sound more even throughout the project. I