Throughout this edit week our aim was to complete our film opening. The first step was to add in all of our new shots from the back-up shot onto our basic timeline, then we went delegated roles within the group to ensure we maximised efficiency. For example, if a couple of us were grading and adding special FX to the shots then the third group member would be editing the effects on our titles. As edit week 1 went so well, we repeated the use of an edit schedule. However this time we added in a lot more editing slots as we didn't want to waster any time that we had at our disposal.
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| The schedule for edit week 2 |
For grading, our intentions were to darken our shots, especially the ones which had the antagonist in them as we thought this were add to the atmosphere of the sequence as well as obscuring some of his facial features. By obscuring some features we were able to make the identity of the antagonist a little more mysterious. This was done by increasing the contrast of the selected shots and decreasing their saturation as well.
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| A graded shot in our film opening |
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