Editing Blog: Checking film for choppiness Part 1

Now, filming is complete and no other filming will be done. Editing is the main focus. Although I have been editing for awhile now, I still continue to go back to review my film. The editing consists now of minor fixes and changes. My editing has been converted from Pinnacle Studios to Microsoft Editing Software due to circumstances. This also means all editing is now at-home. Throughout the film, there was a bit of choppiness. Whenever I would begin exporting, the film came out with some choppiness. There was a few things I had to do to ensure this was fixed. So for one, I had to go through each clip to see which ones were lagging or buffering. The reason for this was because these were the scenes that made the video lag. This finally got resolved. The next thing I had to do was export the film to my google drive. By doing so, I was able to see how the film was overall. I noticed that the film was not choppy anymore. But I went a little further. I then exported the film to iMovie, an Apple program for filming. This helped me see how the soundtrack was in the film too. This made the film cleaner and smoother. The film was now ready to be exported.