CCR Post Production

Editing my CCRs

   First CCR

    Once I finished filming my CCRs I went straight into editing them. I chose to go a different route then my previous choices of editing software's such as Adobe Premiere Pro and even Clipchamp for another project. I decided to edit on iMovie for my CCRs because I thought it would be quicker since I can do it straight from my phone.
 
    I will say it was much easier to navigate at first then Adobe was, and adding the footage was super easy since the footage was already on my phone and I didn't have to transfer it to my computer.

    Here is what iMovie looked like while editing the clips on my phone. As you can see there is a section for videos, and if I detached the audio from the video I could also use that same audio for different clips which is how I incorporated those additional clips of the bulletin board with my voice in the background. I didn't have to do any voiceovers which made my life easier.

    I had a specific setting on each video of mine so that it all looked and sounded cohesive. I detached every audio and increased that volume to full, that way I sounded louder and then I added the "Vintage" filter over each clip to give it a warmer look.

   Second CCR

    For the second CCR video, to edit I used iMovie again because it was easy to use and I found myself editing quicker then when I had used Adobe Premier Pro. I wanted to test out the editing on my computer again but using iMovie and this is what it looked like.

    I used specific transitions that iMovie had like the cross dissolve, to smoothly transition the clips.

    I also used Canva to make this, which I put in the background for the "Behind The Scenes" title before I began answering questions #3 and #4. I thought this gave my introduction a little more character and would intrigue viewers.

    Overall, the editing process, did take longer than expected but for me personally, I found it easier to navigate iMovie when compared to other editing software's I have used before. Editing is a tedious process but it has helped me become a better editor, especially now that I have tested out different platforms.