Production Blog: It all ends with a title sequence

 It all ends with a title sequence 

The last and most meticulous part of editing is here to come. Yes, you heard it first the editing of the credits itself. No, this task was not hard because there were a lot of credits. Nor was it the fact that we had to do them all separate. It was mainly because this is my first time having a MacBook ever. I'm still learning the process and such. Especially on the editing front. I've practice one other time suing it right when I got it. Yet never to something to this extent. Usually, I use Clipchamp's, yet the main reason I got this computer was for the software on it. Like Garageband, Imove, and much more. While this came and messed me up too. I had no idea how to edit these titles and was running short on time. Therefore I had to rush and try to learn at the same time. Now looking at it now I probably should have done a google search. Yet at the moment I just played with it. I finally figure it out. Then it was one problem after the next. First, it was which title sequence I chose, meaning I didn't choose the same one for all the first time around. Meaning it looked sloppy and amateur. So I had to change all that then the font size also wasn't working. Then out MAIN font for the words, "Paradise" wasn't even there. Yet when it comes to things like these you must Trust The Prosses. Which is what I did I eventually got I all. Then all that was left was to make sure everything played for the same amount. Yet also that it was spaced out nice and didn't look awkward. Overall it was worth the time and frustration because it came out pretty awesome.



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