Editing progress 2

 When we had all our clips sorted out and put them all together, we then moved on to finding background non-diagetic music that suited our thriller, we also added title screens, where our names would pop up in the opening of our thriller to state to the audience the roles we played. It was mine and Oscar's role to find the music and add titles, as Tom and Ollie roles was to edit the clips and put them together. 


In this screenshot we were testing different music to see what one we liked and suited our piece best. We also started to then add the titles so the timing of the music fitted well with the time of the titles popping up, with the titles we chose a font that suited the conventions of a thriller, we did this by looking at other thriller examples and seeing what font they were using. This was important as it has to be clear to the audience that they are watching a thriller. 
In this shot we were experimenting where the best place was to put the titles, so they were not blocking the audiences view of any important aspects. It was also important that the titles flowed well with our piece and were on screen for the suitable amount of time that titles are usually up for in thrillers.



                        In this screenshot we had to put the sound up of the clip with the dialogue in as the music was too loud and we couldn't hear the dialogue, therefore we turned the music down a bit and put the volume of the clip with the dialogue up.




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