Kill It Kid Post Production

I took more of a backseat with the post production on this project because this is Tom and Harry's strong point.

I came in to do some logging and capturing on one of the days and labeled to the clips to make the editing process quicker and easier.

I also evaluated the footage that had been logged and captured and made some notes on difficulties that might occur within the editing process. The sound mix which we got from the engineer wasn't particularly great and it was a real effort to hear the basslines especially.

This influenced our decision to change the idea from a live gig video to a music video. We got in contact with the band manager and he sent us an mp3 of a song the band would like a video completed for so we went with this idea. This allowed us to experiment with the shots a bit more as it didn't have to document a gig in real time.

We also had issues as one of the cameras missed a changeover meaning that we had to re find the sync points for all cameras.