Opening sequence- Editing Workshop #5

We began by importing the credits cards and naming each card, followed by placing them in certain shots where it had free space- to maintain a well balanced composition. We came across some issues with the placement of credits as they were too bunched up together- making the credits' pace too fast. 

Jake took care of this issue. Meanwhile, I began to research for non-copyrighted soundtrack/music on both YouTube and iCloud that would 'match' well with our opening sequence's crime/thriller genre. 

I selected multiple options for our opening sequence's soundtrack and with the help of the rest of the members we chose one and imported it to the sequence. We lowered the volume in order for the dialogue to be audible and added a few sound effects- such as typing keyboard noises, etc.

By the end of the lesson we were mostly done, just needed to refine the sequence, change the credits' names to make them sound more realistic and their placement as well as change the main title- maybe place it at the end of the sequence to create tension?

#3 rough sequence