Applying slow-motion
Last night I started to play around with applying slow motion to my flashback scenes to try and distinguish the difference between those clips and the clips of Ben in the street. To do this I had to right click on the pieces of footage that I wanted to be played in slow motion and select the speed/duration button. From there I could change the speed of the track by lowering or raising the percentage. I decided that lowering the speed by half would be enough for the footage to still fit with the song but would make the footage look more dream like to fit with the 'flashback' effect.
Last night I started to play around with applying slow motion to my flashback scenes to try and distinguish the difference between those clips and the clips of Ben in the street. To do this I had to right click on the pieces of footage that I wanted to be played in slow motion and select the speed/duration button. From there I could change the speed of the track by lowering or raising the percentage. I decided that lowering the speed by half would be enough for the footage to still fit with the song but would make the footage look more dream like to fit with the 'flashback' effect. 
Are you happy with the results? How is the work developing?
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