I know that learning to use Filmora X will require some effort and time. The last time I did a film project for school, I used a different software and version of Filmora. However, the basic principles of video editing still apply regardless of the software I use. I need to familiarize myself with the user interface of Filmora X. This includes learning how to import media files such as video footage and audio tracks. I need to learn how to use various tools such as the trimmer, splitter, and timeline. Understanding how to use effects and transitions can help enhance the visual appeal of my project. I also need to learn how to adjust audio levels and apply filters. Thankfully, Filmora X offers a wide range of features that can help me create a professional-looking project. I started with some basic tutorials online to get familiar with the software. Practicing with sample footage has helped me experiment with different features and effects. I've realized that paying attention to d...
I decided that I will edit all of the clips gradually for the music video. Since I won't be using any other clips, pictures, or green screens other than the recording, all of the footage will be directly imported from my phone straight to the software. There is one exceptions, being layer masks that I can make an import simply out of making black outlines. For editing this project, I will use Wondershare Filmora9 because of its simple interface. If I wait until after all of the filming, too many videos will have accumulated that I would have to sort through before I can even start trimming them and removing the major imperfections. Speaking of video editing, I know that this project will mostly use cuts that synchronize with the music and and different colorings to match with the mood created. Another way to add more effect of the video would be to change the playback speed. This will match the tempo of various points of song and can make the other cuts easier. Although I have the ...
The last day of filming for our horror/thriller movie was approaching, and Jibril, Max, and I were determined to get everything we needed. We had a list of shots we still needed to capture, and we wanted to make sure we had enough footage to work with in the post-production process. We arrived early on the last day of filming, eager to get started and make the most of our time. We divided up the remaining shots among ourselves and worked efficiently to capture each one. We had to be creative in some instances, improvising shots when we couldn't get the exact angle we wanted. We also had to work around some unexpected obstacles, such as poor weather conditions and equipment malfunctions. We remained focused and determined, keeping our eye on the prize of creating a quality horror/thriller movie. After a long day of filming, we were finally able to capture everything we needed. We packed up our equipment and headed back to the editing suite to start the post-production process. We ...
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