For this draft we used a variation of different tools and effects to make our thriller better. We used the razor tool to shorten clips that we had to make them look more slick and interesting. It also allowed us to split clips in two so that we could have one half of a clip in one place and the other half further along.
To create a CCTV look for some of our shots we layered multiply effects in after effects. We learnt to do this by watching videos to gain the skill. First we layered the video with a shape that made the film looked scratched. By applying a motion effect onto that layer we made the footage look like it was flickering. The final touches were adding in the running time and the camera number into the corner of the footage. This gave the image the final authentic look that it needed.
Here are some of the videos we watched to help us with Adobe After Effects :
Furthermore, to make the location and situation look cold and unwelcoming we changed the brightness. By tweaking the brightness we were able to make the fort look more unwelcoming.
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