Rolling Edit

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This is my rolling edit, a skill that was new to me before today, and to be quite frank, it's a skill that I have found quite useful. The footage was not the easiest to work with, but I feel like I have pulled it off well! This technique might be useful when doing studio work, rather than working on professional dramas. I can see the purpose of it quite well too, however, in practice the chances of me using my usual methodology are slim. I wasn't the biggest fan of these edits, they were weird and the audio was a pain to try and align, especially since we had no markers to work with.

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