Merging

 Consolidating the footage from our movie was a time-consuming process. Jibril had to review all the footage to determine which shots were usable and which weren't. The goal was to create a cohesive story that fit within a 5-minute time frame. I had to be mindful of pacing and keep the story moving forward. Some shots were cut because they were redundant or didn't add anything new to the story. Others were cut because they didn't fit with the overall tone and style of the film. We had to make tough decisions about which shots to keep and which to cut. We also had to be mindful of continuity, making sure that the footage flowed seamlessly from one shot to the next. We worked closely with the editor to ensure that the final cut was polished and professional. I added sound effects and music to enhance the mood and atmosphere of the film. Our team was careful not to overload the film with too many effects or music, as it could detract from the story. We used color correction to create a consistent look and feel throughout the film. The team was mindful of the lighting and made adjustments where necessary to ensure that all shots were well-lit and visible. Jibril also had to be mindful of the actors' performances, making sure that their performances were consistent and believable. The team made sure that the final cut told a complete story that was engaging and suspenseful. Max were mindful of the audience's attention span and made sure that the pacing was fast enough to keep them interested. We had to change the plan of the pool of blood, since it was not practical. We switched it out for a cause of death of one of the victims to just blunt trauma or strangulation. Consolidating the footage was a challenging but rewarding process. We needed to make sure that there was enough space in the Google drive to store everything. We have made some progress, but still need to get more of the filming done.