Progress Update 5/12/2017

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I am now in the process of editing my recent shots that I filmed on the 3rd. I have decided that there's a few where I need to re shoot due to my actors laughing or smiling in them in which I don't have enough footage without them doing so.

But with the footage I am able to use, I tried to nest the footage and warp stabilise it to stop the footage looking so shaky, however I preferred the handheld effect as I think it represents how shaky and unstable the relationship is.

Re filming will not be a problem, as I needed to get extra footage that I was unable to film on that day anyway. I plan to do this next week.





 For colour grading, I decided to use SL BIG HDR as it gave my shots a yellow sombre tone, and helped with the high exposure that was very bright on my shots. I specifically like how the top screenshot turned out, as it balanced the exposure and made the shot duller but still kept the brightness.

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