Film Production- Importing Clips

 PROCESSS

After I finished filming and was on my way home, I was really exciting to see what the clips looked like. I had my laptop, my sd card, and my adapter all in the car so I pulled it up while my mom was driving. When I put the sd card in the adapter and plugged it into my computer like I always do, the sd card wasnt in my files. I didnt understand why this was happening and spend 20 minutes trying to get the sd card on my computer. 

After a while, I began to question whether the clips even saved so I inserted the SD card back into my camera and the clips were there. I had to call one of my friends and they suggested that I should try plugging the adapter into my phone since it was both the same plug. When I saw my files there, I was even more confused cause neither the card or the adapter was the issue. I tried airdropping them all to my MacBook and one, but it didn't work so I had to do it one by one. It took me about an hour and a half.

    

After I airdropped all the videos to my MacBook, I inserted them on premiere.

After importing them all to me premier, they were all out of order so I tried to line them up as accurate as possible.

After going to the order, I inserted them to the timeline and be begun to line edit.

REFLECTION

This whole process was very long and very stressful but I'm glad I got it over with the day I filmed.  There isn't a lot to do now since I finish filming, because it's mostly just editing. But now that I've line edited, all I have to do is add music, color and graphic if I want.