Target setting

 My group and I had a discussion to sort out the roles of the editing stages.

Ollie- Editing clips and putting them together

Jack- Organising clips, adding sound effects, finding music

Oscar- Sound effects, 

Tom- Getting rid of clips we don't need, editing clips,

I organised the clips by numbering them and giving them brief descriptions of what each clip included, this made it much easier for my group to find the clips we were looking for and saved us a lot of time. I added the gunshot sounds by going onto YouTube and finding a non copywrited gunshot sound which we used. 

We hope to get it all done by the 25th of May so we can have an opportunity to get feedback from our target audience where we will do a screening, meaning we will be able to improve our piece from the feedback we receive from our target audience. This also means that once we have completely finished it should match what our target audience wants to see.


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