Relating Back

Relating back to my research and planning that I did based on the YouTuber, Hobbie Stuart, I managed to successfully use his ideas in my music video. He blended most of his videos together to get this effect of overlaying. basically what I did was I used premier pro as normal and I then went on this option down on the left hand side of the programme where I found the option of effects where I found all these transitions of audios and videos.

When I clicked on it, it opened even more options such as, 3D motion, Dissolve, iris, page peel and slide. I then clicked on dissolve because thats what I was looking for and it what is used to overlay two images together. when I opened it, it gave me some more options that we extremely useful such as, Additive Dissolve, cross dissolve, dip to black, dip to white and film dissolve.

And what I used and found out to give me the best effect was the Additive Dissolve, this crossed both images together to give me my Hobbie Stuart desired effect. What it does is it finishes off one clip slowly by blending it in with another chosen clip and again gives you the effect that I was going for.

Comparing of videos

These two scenes I have decided to include in my video purely because they are a contrast of light and dark, they are also a contrast of inside and outside. I thought this would be a good thing to include in my blog as it shows why I have done this and to show what I was able to achieve.
I also like how these to scenes are spacious, there is plenty of room and some of the background isn't too distracting and that is why I have chosen these particular areas in which to film. the contrast turned out great and although the lighting isn't perfect in the dance studio it worked out well relating back to the two contrast as light and dark.