We have now started editing our footage and making our trailer. The required clips are on Adobe Premier Pro and we are arranging them accordingly, cutting them and adding effects to make our trailer the best we can get it.
One thing we have noticed with most conventional horror trailers is that the images seem to have a blue tint to them making the overall trailer seem more 'scary' which is the desired effect. So we have decided to do this with ours.
This is how we have done it, under effects we have found 'lighting effects' under the 'adjust' title so used it on certain shots we wanted to. When clicking on 'light colour' we chose what we thought to be the best colour to create the desired effect, which is shown in the 2nd picture below.
One thing we have noticed with most conventional horror trailers is that the images seem to have a blue tint to them making the overall trailer seem more 'scary' which is the desired effect. So we have decided to do this with ours.
This is how we have done it, under effects we have found 'lighting effects' under the 'adjust' title so used it on certain shots we wanted to. When clicking on 'light colour' we chose what we thought to be the best colour to create the desired effect, which is shown in the 2nd picture below.
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