Credits
For this editing blog, I saved it for the credit sequence, this is the fun bit of the editing since it's more challenging and requires skills with fonts and placements of words. Although it was my first time editing a credit sequence, it was a very fun experience and improved a lot of my problem solving skills. This is because while I was editing the size and placements, many things were off, the first thing was the title introduction, it was popping off from the bottom right and ending up big in the top left, but I wanted it to stay in the middle and get larger every second. I resolved this mistake by also, instead of timing the size of the font, changing the placement of the letter so that every second it stayed in place. Additionally, another similar mistake I had was with the credits where I couldn't place them in the same locations I've had before, so they were all spread apart every time a new credit appeared. I fixed this mistake by taking off the fades and looking at where the last ones were and aligning them with the new credits. So I think this enhanced my abilities of editing (and my patience) because I somewhat mastered how to place, size, and move texts to where I want them to be (as well as making them gradually increase, which you will see in my film opening). Here's what it looked like when I first started my credit sequence.
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