I imported all our clips onto adobe premier pro cc and worked on a skeleton edit which took me quite a while as I was trying to get the clips as accurate as possible. I then looked onto youtube and took some overlay animations and I downloaded a moving animation of swimming fish for our water green screen and downloaded an animation of snow falling for another one of our background changes.
I then edited all backgrounds onto our clips and I grasped onto editing with changing the background very quickly. I did this by putting the original video in the video 3 slot. I then inserted the image that I wanted to put as the background in video slot 2 so then the image overlapped. I then went onto the effects tap, clicked keying, then ultra key and dragged it onto the original video. I then went onto effect management and clicked on the pippet and then clicked onto the green background and then the whole green screen vanished and the image I had selected in slot 2 was the background. I had to play around with changing the sizes about and then it looked good. I repeated this several times throughout the whole thing.
For the animations the only thing I had to do was swap around the images of the background from video slot 2 to video to video slot 1 and then insert the animation in video slot 2 instead. I then had to use the ultra key on the background image and also the animation video for some reason I do not understand but I managed to make the effects I wanted and the clips ended up perfectly.
I haven't yet taken screenshots of the editing of the audio as I haven't yet been to college to do so but as soon as I get back to college I will screenshot them and upload them to this blog.
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