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For my first edit, the first task was to import all of my shots into final cut pro from my final clips file. Firstly, I dragged and dropped the first clips in that take place before the music comes in so that I could align the start of the music with where it should come in in relation to the shots. When the music came in, I aligned the music with where it should come in using the trim function then added other shots in of car. To align the performance of the guitar with the music, firstly I muted the audio of the song and used the audio from the clip and trimmed the clip down so it started where the riff I started then dragged it to the rough position of where the guitar part started in the song then cut the clip before it down so that it was timed perfectly.

For my footage, I added all of the footage that I had in so that the timeline could be almost full. After this, I changed the timing of all the shots so that the lip syncing matched up as well as the guitar and drum parts. I did this by using the same techniques as before. 

Some of the shots I filmed were from a different day meaning the conditions were different. This affected the shots since in this example there was less light due to different weather conditions which meant that there was no consistency between the look of the shots. To fix this I increased the saturation on the shot since the different conditions meant that the shot looked dull with less popping colours. The increase in total saturation(left most slider) made the shot close to the look of the first shoot. I then increased the highlights to improve the small features of the shot including the bushes in the side

The original shots had a slight blue hue to the shots. To replicate this, I pulled the colour wheel towards blue slightly so it would look like the other shots

Due to the difference in light, I increased the exposure slightly to make the shot slightly lighter so it would replicate the previous shots

For the final edit I decided to add a filter to all the shots to add an edgier feel to the video and also to further match all of my shots to have a similar look. This keeps the continuity of my music video since it doesn't show the difference in the shots that are otherwise relatively obvious to spot          

This export was a high quality export that is not for YouTube due to the large file size

This export is a compressed version which is intended for YouTube