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    Hello fans. This blog is about my planning for my commercial that I am making. I plan on using the editing software CapCut. I have minimal experience using the program. I do however plan on learning all the in's and out's of the program in order to use it to its fullest. I am fairly confident in my computer skills and feel the software will come easy to me. I have already started researching all about it and feel it is the best fit for me. I have made videos using it before but not to the extent of a personalized commercial. I am exited to test my skills and learning abilities. I will also tune my filming skills in order to get clean video shots. I would consider my self a armature videographer but also plan on improving. I have various YouTube videos lined up in order to learn filming angles and video setting for the best possible video quality. I will be using my iPhone 12 for all of the videos. The phone as features such as 4k video recording at 60 fps. 2x optical zoom out. Digital zoom up to 3x and even audio zoom. I have high hopes for the outcome of my commercial. I will use the best of my abilities to create a commercial that I feel represents me. At the end of this project I hope to learn new skills and be able to use them in future projects. I has always enjoyed learning new things I can use in my everyday life. Thanks for tuning in to my blog. 

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