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Week 1 of editing

This week I worked on my editing. I first worked on the first two scenes of my opening and started to editing, even though all my filming wasn't finished. I have added any titles as yet because I wanted to finalize all editing before I stated to add text. This week I spent 2 class periods editing. I had a few problems locating a editing effects but had Mrs. Henderson to help me. Next, I plan to finish all my videoing to put together and put in all clips for the opening.



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