P5 - First Draft

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Omniya Tajni
P5: Produce an offline edit of the promo
Before making my documentary, I imported all the footage I needed for it, this included the interviews from the 3 members of the cast & crew, and then some shots from the film, where the interviewees have spoke about specifically.

 Here I dragged the interviews on the timeline and the exact shots or cutaways I thought would be suitable to add in between the interview, to explain what they are talking about.

 This was my offline edit before I added the cuts, transitions, title sequence, title names and music. 

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