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Colour correction I used the colour correction to I used this to brighten up my
add the effects I wanted you had
to drag the Colour bored to get
the effect you want then I did
the same for the rest after then
using match colour to add to the
clips I wanted
Titles and actors names On Final Cut Pro I clicked on
video effects this gives you a
variety of titles choices and
founts I chose the one that will
match my film and dragged it to
where I wanted like at
0.12,0.34,1.18 abs 2.02 being a
fade And at 2.35 I used the fade
in fade out
Justification
film as you don’t see the
character as clearly so when
brightening it you able to see
that the character is going in the
scene
I think by adding the actors
names it matches the teen
conning of age genre and the
use of the handwriting fount
emphasises More of the genre
then I added the title what
about us at the end as the film is
called “what about us” so I
thought I’ll add it at the end
after I introduced both
characters as it will make sense
Spilt screen On final cup pro first I had to I think this matches the genre of
layer the clips to show what I my film and show what they are
want on screen I need to do this going this makes the film more
for both clips so one clip is above interesting to see as sometimes
another then you adjust both we are in a rush to get to school
clips to the same length then
you need to enable one on the
clips by using”v” on the
keyboard because we can’t see
the changes to the top clip then
you crop right to get the clip you
are working with and then
enable v to the clip that you
enabled earlier then crop left
you do this until you get your
effects
Letter box On final cur pro you can add a
letter box first I had to select the
clip you want the letter box on
then you go to key frame crop
on the top on the bottom I did
120px this so it is even on both
sides
I think this add a cool effect to
my film and this also makes it
look more professional also it
looks like a film real this gives
the film more of an effect like it
is on film