The parts of Ros' interview that were shot as the sun was at its lowest were the hardest to correct exposure-wise. I used the comparison view option to make sure there was continuity across the shots.
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I used the Vectroscope YUV view to work on the skin tones, as this allowed me to see the exact balance of colours, and how the alterations I was making was affecting the hue of the skin. I do not have much experience with colour correction so this was a pretty steep learning curve, but with the help of some YouTube tutorials I was able to fix some of the major faults. To correct these issues I used the Lumetri plug-in on Adobe Premiere Pro. It also meant that the doc was bookended by Esther, reasserting her as the central focus and one of the protagonists. This provided a good ending clip of Esther talking positively about STEPs, ending the documentary on a hopeful note. Despite finding change stressful, this was just the right level of change to still be a 'new thing', and therefore be exciting. At the time of the interview Esther had only just found out about this placement, and was very excited about it. In the STEPs program Esther will stay at Fairfield Farm College but her education will focus more on bridging the gap between college and supported living. However, what Esther could do was talk about the STEPs program, the next stage of her social care journey.
Also, Esther doesn't know about the details of her transition and so couldn't answer questions on such. This, coupled with the fact that Esther responded better to more closed questions, meant that there wasn't that much to work off regarding the process of transitions.
The issue I faced with Esther's interview was that it was made at a point in which I still believed that the doc's focus would be mental health.
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