Well, not everything is a struggle like editing and shooting and scheduling as been, I guess. Some good thing have come out out the darkness! One of them being the narrated voice-over. I weirdly enjoyed acting with only my voice, even if I still cringe like i would with a video. Because yeah, the narration comes from the character of Jocelyn, played by my sister, but she is my sister and her kindness only lasts until she gets something out of it. So I couldn't rely on her help for the narrated voiceover. Thankfully our voices are extremely similar, according to the people around us. So it's not like it's a huge deal.
Trying to down like a man, that's the funny part. I would've asked my dad, but as he doesn't speak english, I'd taken longer spelling syllable by syllable than just doing it myself. So I did, voicing the police officer holding the voluntary interview for Jocelyn. Although I tried deepening it, I just sounded like I was making fun of someone' voice. Instead, I recorded my voice as normal and then added voice effects to it. As I didn't know how to do this in Adobe, I went to another app, CapCut so I could edit that and then transport it back to Adobe Premier and finish editing. This is how the sound editing portion looked on CapCut:
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