Re-edit:Getting closer

After my group and I met up to reshoot certain scenes, we must do the editing process once again. one of the main scenes of opening a door needed to be re-shot, it’s difficult because that particular scene is right in the middle of our film. We are going to rewatch our film so that we know which shots I filmed would fit in best. Personally, I think that the best shots my groupmates and I should use is first, use a close-up shot of the character inserting the key into the door. For the second shot we do a mid shot of the character looking around in the room before opening the door. For the third shot I think that we should use the shot from inside the room of her looking around. And for the last and final shot I think that we should switch it back to where we saw her looking around the first time, but walking in. The whole time this scene is playing out, I believe that we should edit some music over it so that it creates a sense of suspense. This is what me and my roommates did, and what we are going to continue to do in our film. In the peer review, my group mates and I discussed what we needed to re-edit in our film. The peer review is very helpful because, now that we had other people view our film we have other opinions that are not anyone close to us or ourselves. The other scene that we ended up re-shooting we are not going to use it in our film. My groupmates and I think that the original opening scene we filmed was best. My main concern was that we were not going to have enough time for our titles, but it’s actually the opposite. The conditions were pretty much perfect. It made our actor’s Hair blow perfectly in the wind in the original shot. There were no cars passing in the background. There were no other background noises so editing is much easier with the original shot. Since that shot will be our title sequence it’s important that if we do edit it, it Has to look as smooth as possible. We don’t want it to be too much in the beginning.
See you again soon !!!