For the fourth draft I placed all the ocean backgrounds onto the green screen areas as well as the paper boats, in order to create continuity throughout the video. I personally really love the paper boats and feel they are really effective as they bring another dimension to the boring world of schoolwork and I think they look really cool. Overall I am very happy with what i created in these sections.
I also added in the interviews over the statue scene, I was rather pleased with the result of this in the end however it was not what we originally expected it to be. Firstly, I placed the clips in and played around with different audio editing software's to make the sound a lot clearer and get rid of as much of the background static as possible. This was as successful as it could be. However, after consulting with Kirsty we both decided that in order for the words to be properly understood they could not just be voice overs, I put back in the visual images of the people and moved them around so they did not obstruct the clips behind. After watching it back I was very happy with the work, they all looked sweet and innocent giving another layer of sweet vulnerability to the work.
After this I started the extremely time consuming job of going through the lined green screen footage, frame by frame, to get rid if the dark lines we have been seeing towards the end of the video. I did this using the blur tool across the green layer having to avoid Robyn and the wall (which annoying moves a lot). This took a very long time and there may have been a better way to go about fixing this, however I could not find any other way to do it better so in the end stuck with this and was very pleased with the outcome.
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