The Final Touches

 As we come to the end of our project, we are putting the final touches on our editing. Throughout the process my group has each put our own personal touches during the editing process. For example, I focused on clean transitions for each scene. Nathaniel made sure the lyrics matched up with the scenes. And Alex cut out any unneeded footage from each scene. We have all gotten good at these specific skills from having used CapCut before. For the last project we used it to make a commercial about ourselves. During this process I watched various youtube tutorials that allowed me to get comfortable with the program. This gave me enough experience to be able to work efficiently while editing. I am very grateful for my past projects. There was only one part of the project that was difficult. That would be uploading all the scene's onto one computer. As I predicted the longer videos look a while to upload. Especially using school WIFI. And after that we still had to get them into CapCut. This took about an hour to sort out. Overall, the editing process went very smoothly. With very few bumps in the road we were able to finish using our time in class. We even finished before the deadline. This gave us time to use for looking over and perfecting our blogs. 

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