For the final submitted video, our initial editing structure was as follows: the first part would introduce the overall concept, the second part would explain the production process, the third would present the on-site installations, and the final section would feature interviews. However, during the actual editing process, we found that this structure made some sections overly lengthy and caused the overall pacing to feel sluggish, which affected the viewing experience. After several rounds of adjustments, I decided to adopt a new structure: starting with the core concept, then interweaving the installation introductions with interview footage, and ending with behind-the-scenes clips. This restructuring made the video more dynamic and better organized in terms of rhythm and narrative flow.
All audio materials used in the video were originally created by our team. These include musical compositions and sound effects tailored for each moon, ambient ocean sounds, background music, and recorded narration. The narration script was written based on the core concept of our project — The Breath of Tidal Force. It begins with the natural phenomenon of tidal force and gradually leads the audience through various aspects of the exhibition, including spatial layout, visual design, soundscapes, interactive elements, and the construction of the installation. The video was carefully edited to align with the narration’s pacing, ensuring a cohesive and logically structured presentation.
Finally, we sincerely thank every team member for their dedicated effort, as well as the teachers who offered us valuable guidance and support throughout the process.
