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Editing post 1 blog

 We used adobe premiere to edit our videos which allows us to fine-tune every scene and we applied color grading to enhance the mood and make scenes more vibrant and flickering light effects we used fade ins and cross dissolves challenges we came across was matching the audio with the sound and used audio sync to fix that problem Janai edited the scenes she didn’t take any screenshots but we will add them soon

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