Diving into the Planning: Behind the Scenes of Making My Personal Commercial


 



     Hey there, lovelies! Welcome back to my blog. Today's post is going to be a bit different because I'm diving into the world of making a commercial all about yours truly, and guess what? I can't wait to share the process with you all. 

  So, let's get started with the nitty-gritty behind-the-scenes stuff. First off, I'll be using Capcut for this project. You know, it's the app I've seen floating around on TikTok whenever someone makes an edit the most, so I'm feeling a bit familiar with it already. I hope it's user friendly!

  In this commercial, I want to showcase a snapshot of my life. That means there'll be a picture of me and, of course, my lovely cat. I'm thinking of using a pic of us together, maybe even one one from the beach, though I'm still on the fence about that part. 

  And videos? Yep, those are definitely on the menu. One will feature my awesome family, because they're a big part of my life. As for the other video, I'm keeping that one a bit of a surprise, just to add some extra excitement. 

  Now, let's talk about tunes, my favorite part! I'm even listening to music as I make this lol. Anyways, I want this commercial to radiate a fun and lively vibe, but I also want it to have a classic touch. So I'll be picking one of my favorite classic songs. Fingers crossed it fits perfectly.

  Phew! I've got all these ideas buzzing in my head, and it's time for me to piece them together for you all. Thanks for hanging out with me today, lovelies. I've got some work to do, but I can't wait to see you again soon. Remember to stay fabulous! Bye, lovelies!

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