Production blog: final edits and sound

 We met in class on the to finish the editing for the commercial. I started off by making final edits on our clips. We made different times and tested the looks on transition a few different ways. I also added the outro to the commercial. Then I decide it would be good and we moved onto sounds and music. We started off by getting the recorded engine noise. We used at the beginning to show the car revving up to show power. I then looked for a sound to match up with the lights turning on. I found a spotlight sound effect that would work perfectly and make it more dramatic. It took awhile but we time the sound and the video for that clip perfectly.  For the next clip we had the car driving by. I went through the sound effects on the software and found the perfect noise for it. We easily timed this clip and moved onto the next. For the dashboard clip the raw footage had the the perfect sound so we used that. Finally we added someone saying the slogan. For music we went through many royalty free music clips. We found a high pace clip that fit perfectly with our video which summed up all the editing. We watched the final product a couple times and made a few adjustments to make everything much smoother. We also asked other on their opinions to make sure it was good. We noticed that it was a second too long and sped up a clip to finish it all.


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