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Evidence for Editing Unit

 Logging Footage Efficiently 

Evidence from Film Production Unit
Evidence from Contextual Studies Unit
Evidence from Music Video Unit

Labelling Clips, Bin, Footage and Audio Material 

Evidence of Labelling in Music Video Unit






Evidence of Labelling in Contextual Studies Unit







Evidence of Edited Productions

Music Video Production
Film Studies Production
Contextual Studies
4 Hour Film Challenge
4 Hour Film Challenge
Examples of Cinematic Techniques

There are other examples of evidence of myself using editing within my videos however, I believe these are the main examples the rest are just used to demonstrate practical skills (Camera settings, lighting setups, different lens effects etc.) 


 Justifying Editing Choices and Critiquing Editing and Evaluating

Evidence from Music Video Unit






Evidence from 4 Hour Film Challenge - Obsession

Evidence from Contextual Studies


















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