3.1-Apply Video Post-Production Techniques To The Creation Of A Video Product

Refer to your two posts on editing video (in video software unit) and audio (sound for video unit). Instead of explain ‘what’ you did practically (as these previously mentioned posts do this) try to explain ‘why’ you made the choices you did – what techniques did you use and what was the intended impact? (e.g. “I wanted the chase scene to be tense and quick moving, so I used a combination of quick edits to raise the tempo of the scene, and I inter cut wide shots of the chase with POV shots recorded in an unsteady handheld style to replicate the viewpoint of the character being chased”).

The close ups that my brother did (who was behind the camera) was to get my voice well heard because I'm a soft spoken person, so when I talk because I'm a shy person and I don't talk loudly enough to people so they can't understand of what I'm saying. So I had to speak a bit louder so my viewers can hear my words in the video. Also this shot that my brother did was useful because even though I tried to speak clearly, his still does this camera technique so he can capture my voice clearly.

The music that I used in my video was suitable because the music is non-copyrighted so I didn't had to ask permission of the owner to use it and the music has a happy vibe to it because I wanted it make my video enjoyable and entertaining.