Editing

The process of editing is a bit tiring. The editing process took roughly two weeks to get through. While editing, I realized I needed to do some reshoots of scenes that were already filmed to help with the flow of the film. All of this was hard because filming is time-consuming, and I had a lot of other schoolwork to take care of. But it was also fun because it allowed me to explore new creative ideas to only make my film better. One of the scenes I had to reshoot was my actress encountering the shadow monster for the first time. Before, it was just the characters running, which didn't make sense. Adding in the encounter improved the flow of my film.

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