CCR 1
Editing my first CCR was an easy process. I started by importing my videos into Premiere, then applied Ultra Key to remove the green screen in the background. These were my settings:
The results
What I settled on
After I picked a background, I imported it into Premiere and placed it on my timeline underneath the video of my CCR. .jpeg)
Thankfully, after figuring out the audio the rest of the editing process went smoother. I used Canva to make my graphics and bulletproof bear to find background music.
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It was a relatively simple edit, so to spice it up a bit and make it more reminiscent of a real award show, I decided to incorporate cheering sound effects.
I used these two videos
I applied the sound effects at the beginning and end of the video, using the exponential fade effect to blend them into the original audio.
CCR 2
CCR 2 wasn't as simple as a process. As I mentioned before I didn't have mics and after asking about 10 people with no success I realized what I would have to do. Voiceover. I know I know, it's not ideal, nor professional, but I had no other option. Thankfully only the intro and outro needed VO to match up with the talking in the video. I used voice memos and recited the lines while watching the video clips to attempt to match the audio as closely as possible. It took a VERY long time, but I finally got as close as I could possibly get.
Making my graphics on Canva
My search on Bulletproof Bear
After working separately on all the pieces of the CCR, I imported everything into Premiere. Here is what my timeline looked like:
Lastly, since I filmed during sunset the light varied from shot to shot, meaning I had to color grade them to keep a consistent look.
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The before and after of a shot
Overall, the editing went okay, CCR 1 definitely was a little easier. Stay tuned for the final products! See you next time.
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