Here are some scans of the groups edit decision list, this helped us to create our documentary and know exactly what we wanted, overall we got together over 10 minutes of filming and had to cut it down to exactly 5 minutes. We needed to get the best parts and make sure that it would professional and it would all be related to our documentary. This edit decision list was used after our video log sheet, the video log sheet was simply the log what we had videoed, we logged this by using the name of what type of videoing it was e.g. vox pops. And then tried to describe the clip the best we could to remember it. The edit decision list is more like the final decisions list where we are able to create an order of the documentary. The following slides are the scans of the video log sheets and the edit decision lists.

VIDEO LOG SHEET

EDIT DECISION LIST&

SCANS

This is the video log sheet this was the first thing we did after

transferring all of our clips onto the computer. We counted how many separate clips we did then decided

with either a tick or a cross if we were going to keep them. By deleting them this meant that the shot wasn’t very

good or the sound wasn’t clear or what we took just wouldn’t fit into the rest of the documentary. When

filming we just filmed as much footage as we could so we could

select what we wanted as easy as we did.

This is the edit decision list, as you can see we have decided

what order to put our clips. This made it much easier to put

together on final cut express and start creating the documentary,

by doing this and noting the length of each clip it made it easier for us to estimate how

much we would need to get rid of and a guideline of how much

we needed to keep.