Okayy pals, we're at the home stretch. Just one more step to go: editing. This is personally my favorite part, as it's where we get to see the whole thing come together. It took us a while to figure out who was going to do the editing. Honestly, I really wanted to be in charge of it because I had an exact vision of how to the video was going to go, and I wanted it to look how I envisioned it. Of course though, I knew that my groupmates had to be involved in some way. Sabrina said that she didn't really know much about editing, but Charlize is pretty good at it. So Charlize and I are going to work together on Wednesday to get it done. Charlize is going to come over to my house to do it, since I have this editing softwhare that my dad uses for work. It's a professional editing app called Movavi Editor. It's really simple and easy to use, and I think it'll turn out better quality than if we used something like CapCut. And I've used it a...
Hi pals! In this blog, I'm going to do a little bit of self reflection. I was given specific questions to answer, so let's get started! 1. What technology did you learn to use? Well, first of all, I had to learn how to use Capcut. I will say that it was definitely a learning process. It took me a while to figure out how to format my videos, in terms of horizontal or vertical. I actually talked about this a bit in my past production blogs. I also learned how to upload videos to YouTube, although I couldn't figure out how to do it without losing some video quality. Once I uploaded my video to YouTube, I learned how to upload it to Blogger. I used the shortcut way to do it, but I also learned how to do this long way where I have to copy codes and stuff. 2. What did you learn about the process of putting a project together? One thing I learned is how time consuming it is. It took me s...
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