POST-PRODUCTION
Post-production was the most difficult step for me. I am very comfortable with my hands, but I sometimes have difficulty juggling softwares.
I first used After Effects to erase the rig that was supporting my character, and the unwanted elements that were sometimes found in the images. Fortunately, I had planned to take reference pictures when the rig was visible, which made the task easier. The post-production work allowed me to become more familiar with the software and I became more skilled.
What I did in Première was more the color correction and the composition. I wanted to give a night atmosphere, a bluer light, and accentuate the contrasts of certain scenes.
Towards the end of my post-production, I also realized that my settings were not always constant, so when finished, the sequences were not the same length. I wasted time re-exporting them all at the correct frame rate. I retain from this experience that it is important to always check the settings before importing, during work and before the final export!
AFTER EFFECTS
PREMIERE PRO
PHOTOSHOP
before
after
before
before
after
I used photoshop to retouch some still images.
I'm glad I gave myself plenty of time to work the post-production. It allowed me to finalize my film the way I wanted and be satisfied with the final result.