Audio

 The audio was a little harder to do than the editing was. The audio from the first opening film was messed up in quite a bit of places, and was almost inaudible in others. But when adding the new scenes in for the final, it wasn't too hard to mix the audios to where some here louder and clearer to hear. The only hard thing to do was add keyframes here and there, but they weren't ultimately necessary. But what was tricky was when adding the new clips, they also had the audio it came with, and since we didn't add any new lines, we had to match up the new clips with old audio. So it took taking out certain audio clips, cropping, and adjusting where they were. In the end, the audio sounded a lot better, and everything was audible for when we were talking.


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