For the editing of our documentary we used Apple's iMovie. This was much better than Windows Movie Maker as it had better editing devices and was on the whole, generally more efficient. It was easy to import clips from the video camera straight into iMovie rather than to a file and then importing it from the file. The transitions were the most useful part of the software because it made it easier to edit between clips to make it flow more smoothly. We mostly use cross-blur, cross-fade and fade to black because they were the most effective for what we were trying to create. As well as this, we used some of the sound effects that were already installed with the software. For example we used the diagetic sound for the bell ringing as well as the sound of a busy room with people talking to add effect to the documentary. Overall, this was a very useful modern technology when creating our documentary, in comparison to other software available.
Adobe's Photoshop is what I used to create my ancillary task; Poster and Double Page Spread. This was useful because it allowed me to freely edit my picture with lots of useful effects. Again this was easier to use for this particular project than Microsoft's Paint or Publisher because I could edit the pictures as well as make it into format of a poster and magazine spread. This was another modern media technology that was useful in creating 'Teaching Teens' for advertising.
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