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Music Room (Music video practice)

Unlike the music video required in the Cambridge Media Exam, I worked with an original score recorded on an iPhone. As expected there was a lot of noise in the audio and I had to use a software called Audacity for noise reduction. However, I could not edit the audio perfectly and ended up with an undesirable level of distortion in it. I was left to use the original audio and edited it slightly using adobe premier.
Synchronizing the recording with the video clips was the hardest task. Even though Adobe has a synchronizing option itself, the option did not work properly on the video clips. Thereafter I had to manually position them along the timeline.
Colour grading was easy, thanks to adobe premiere pro's inbuild colour grading stocks, with a few adjustments made. 
I played around with scale, position, rotation, speed and keyframes.
  

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