I have now finished shooting all my material and have begun the editing process. Although my film will be presented in its original state (no filters or effects) I want to present four image sequences per screen, overlapping the audio in order to create an active, attention grabbing piece that will (hopefully) keep the viewer engaged and interested; allowing them to study and absorb human reactions.
The actual process of moving around my video and audio to overlap and fit on screen together; is not actually very time consuming. What is however, is rendering each change in order to watch the footage back. Because it is a very 'bulky' piece, with various things happening at once it takes about 15 minutes every time I need to render it, which is key to evaluating the editing process. When it comes to compressing and converting the film to MPEG-4 this will take an even greater length of time. However I am very optimistic that all this waiting will pay off!
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