After we filmed a short little sequence, we then went back into the editing suite and Matt gave us a lesson on how we can edit these.
We made sure to look at the rules that we had learnt in the camera lesson when editing such as the 180 degree rule and the rule of thirds.
As we went through, we took our footage from the rushes and put them in log bins, this made it easier for us to keep track of what clips we were using.
We had to look carefully at the way the actors moved in the clips and make sure that the clip before and the clip after matched their movements.
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