Getting The Video Together

 




      Hey lovelies!! I'm so excited to be back and writing to you about the best music video ever made. My group mates and I will be super stars after this. But before that, I need to fill you in on the editing process. 

     When we finished filming, I decided to bring the group together to see who would like to do what specifically in editing. One of my groupmates immediately jumped in to do it, as she has not taken on any of the other tasks we previously shared. Out of curiosity, I asked her what platform she would be using to edit and with no surprise she said CapCut. I immediately offered my service to help out whenever I can.

      Two weeks later, she messaged me on my opinion of what she had so far. She pointed out the problem she saw while editing. I watched over the video and noticed the problems she outlined to me earlier. I immediately went to work and gave her advice on some things I've learned when I first used CapCut.

     A funny part if that when I saw it, she had to speed up a certain part because the video got too long. In that case I just helped her prioritize what clips and how many of them we should use to stay in the guidelines. As we're approaching the presentation day of our video, I am currently still making adjustments where they are needed. 

    Last weekend she approached me with another issue that I suggested we all work on it in class together so that everyone is satisfied with the result. I'll be going into that and how it looked. 

     Well lovelies, this series is slowly coming to an end but I am going to finish off big. Just you wait! Bye lovelies and remember to stay fabulous! 

  

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