From the feedback I got from Hot Desking, I decided to stabilise some of my footage in Adobe After Effects. I decided to stabilise some of the footage because in the feedback, a couple of people thought some of the footage was shaky or even hand held because it was that shaky.
I stabilised a piece of footage by dragging the clip I wanted into After Effects. I then searched "warp" in the search bar on the right hand side. I clicked the "warp stabiliser" which then stabilises my footage the best it can. To then complete it, I then go to "file", "export" and then "add to render queue".
I overall think that the stabiliser improved some of my footage a lot. It made my footage less shaky which is really good. However, there was some footage that even the stabiliser couldn't 100% fix so I will be doing some more filming to see if I can use the footage I re film instead.
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