An edit series consisting of 3 different formats, being Documentary, Commercial, and Narrative respectively.

Documentary: ‘What was it like to know you?’
Follow the heartwarming story of Graeme and Melba Wood on how they first met and what it was like to know each other.

Commercial: ‘Your Friend Elmo!’
The all new ‘Your Friend Elmo!’ It’s everything a child could want. You would trust this with your child, right?

Narrative: ‘Spoopy-Doop’
‘Enigma Incorporated’ has solved another mystery! But questions are raised when their loveable talking dog is more than what he seems.

 

As the course concludes I believe I gained a lot more than I would have previously anticipated. I knew at its baseline I would be honing in and sharpening my editing fluency, however I was surprised by the sheer amount of progress I had made by the end of the semester. When I began, I noted in my first reflection that I wanted to choose a studio that would develop my skills in a more direct fashion and find a way to cultivate my passion, and that I believed editing to be where every change has meaning. The in-class workshops every few weeks themselves tested me in different ways and forced me to give my own spin on each project. I was able to express myself creatively while simultaneously learn to do what was required of me as an editor. My technical fluency has reached heights I’d only dreamt of reaching and I feel more confident than ever has a media practitioner. More specifically my confidence and speed in which I edit on ‘Premier Pro’ which was one of my main goals in development. I believe that in-taking this course, my future as a media practitioner looks brighter, and I feel as though I have a strong enough foundation to continue my works, taking more creative liberty and confidence in what I do.