Using final cut pro

Uploading footage I uploaded all my footage into i-Movie which I have print-screened below. I was able to highlight the footage I wanted and drag it into a new project. The clip playing is a c/u of the poster matching when Craig announces the band matching sounds and visuals.

I-movie to Final Cut Initially, I intended to use i-movie and had placed the clips in order. However, I thought I might try uploading the footage onto a more professional editing software that was installed in the Mac called Final Cut. It was new software to me but I was able to gain help from youtube videos and assistance from peers. I was simply unable copy the footage onto Final Cut Pro. This meant I had to imported the footage from the external hard-drive I then referred back to i-Movie to get the same clips which was a long process. I changed some of my original ideas. ,[object Object]

Using Final Cut The programme is lay out with split screens. The screen on the right shows the original footage and the screen on the left shows the edited version. To select the footage you simply mark the section you want by the icon below the footage it appears in the right screen. To then add it I dragged it onto the time line making sure the arrow is down wards. This means the previous footage will not go out of sequence. I was able to move it slightly to the right and left by the [] icon on the Mac. I used this so that the cut would be on the beat matching Goodwins Principles. ,[object Object]

I re-framed a shot as it had too much movement. The clip was the shot of a man looking at the camera then left taken from the fancy dress gig. This was a long process I did by expanding the picture to reduce the effect of movement by 50%.

Brightness and Colour adjustment I changed the brightness of the shot of the zoom in of the poster with the artist to add colourisation to my video. I did this by clicking: ,[object Object]

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[object Object], I was able to use this after watching a Youtube video online http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcM1Z8SQWKA

The image below shows the overlay clip.

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