I used the platform Adobe Premiere Pro to edited the sequence. Over weeks of editing workshops before hand I gained a decent knowledge in the basics like rushes and bins and shortcuts to make the process easier. Some shortcuts that came in handy for final editing was save(Ctrl + S), cut(Ctrl + X), zoom out(-) and in(=) Once these steps are known working with Adobe is very easy and very useful as it allows access to many features. One of these features include an album of sound effects you can use, for our sequence I combined(overlaid) the sound effect of a dog eating food and a metal bar to create the sound of bones breaking by placing them on-top of each other and combing the sound. I also created the title for our sequence and applied it onto the sequence by overlaying it and timing it so it the transitions flow smooth. There is very little end to what you can achieve through the editing and so we made an organised timeline by cut the footage to what we wanted then lining up the footage in chronological order so we could work through all the footage and create an outcome we like while still staying organised.