Last Draft

 



        Hey lovelies! Aren't you all excited?! This is the last blog I'll write to you before my video comes out. I know you're getting excited, but I am still a bit nervous.

       Now I know why movies take a year to film and what feels like almost another year to edit it. This video has honestly been no joke. When we got into class that next period, it was already hard trying to meet up with everyone and discuss. This was due to the majority of us in the group being senior so we do not get much time to do anything. 

      At first I did not approach the subject because everyone was so busy. So I introduced it once we were all settled down. There I got a closer look at the video and was able to come up with suggestion. The only extra thing I suggested was that we had transition and some fade ins and outs. This would make our video go smoothly.

    In my opinion, editing is one of the more boring parts of making a video. But it is all worth it to the very end. Having to edit the video through a phone was pretty difficult as that is what she used. But thanks to CapCut being so versatile I was able to edit on the webpage. 

   Once I add all the special things to make the video really come together, you would not want to take your eyes off of my video. Well lovelies, that time has come again. But when I see you again you will finally be seeing the final product. 

I can't wait till it is done for you all. Alright, I'll get back to work to show you the best. See you soon and stay fabulous!!

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