During the post-production stage of my Creative Critical Reflection (CCR), I used iMovie to edit my work. I created two different formats: one where I recorded myself presenting, and another that was audio only.
For the video version, I focused on making sure my presentation looked clear and smooth. I cut out any mistakes or unnecessary pauses to improve the overall flow. For the audio version, I focused more on cleaning up the sound so it would be easy to understand.
In both versions, one of the main things I worked on was reducing background noise. This helped make the audio clearer and more professional. I did not add extra effects like music or transitions, as I wanted to keep the focus on the content and make sure my explanations were clear.
Overall, the editing process helped improve the quality of my CCR by making it more polished, organized, and easier for the audience to follow.
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