Adobe Premier I have used Premier to piece together my footage for my music video, adding

new tracks assist in layering the footage so I can cut and place the shots together.

Manipulating the footage such as the blur found at the beginning of the video and at the end of the video helps create a soft image, this works effectively with the footage being constructed with a variety of light effects.

I was able to sync my raw footage with my chosen song making my video appear more professional as there were no delays.

Rendering is straight forward and compatible with a variety of websites this allowed me to upload my footage onto Facebook, Youtube, Twitter and Blogger.

Placing the correct scene together as I experimented with Multi-Cam; watching four pieces of my own footage then syncing them together then placing onto a new track for my music video. A benefit of this function was being able to see the most effective shots to make my video stand out more.

Adobe Photoshop

Allowed me to manipulate my images effectively and easily, altering the levels, colour, brightness and contrast allowed my images have a higher quality.

Colour range allows the image to be separated from the background with a more smoother edge, when combined with the feather tool you would hardly notice the image had been cut.

Altering and experimenting with a variety of fonts made my digi-pak more varied therefore interesting.

Overlaying images gave me the option to make them appear transparent this was most effective for my digi-pak making the flower vines more elegant.