Production | Commercial

    I'm really excited because I'm almost done with filming my commercial project! I just need to shoot a few more scenes, and then I'll be ready to start editing. Speaking of editing, I've started messing around with it, even though I haven't finished filming. It's been fun to get a sneak peek of what the final commercial might look like. Doing this has made me even more excited to finish the project.

This whole journey of making the commercial has been quite a ride. I've been carefully planning and shooting each scene, and it's awesome to see it all coming together. With just a few scenes left to shoot, I'm almost there.

I've been really focused on making sure each scene turns out just right, keeping in mind how it'll look in the final product. It's been a lot of work, but I'm looking forward to putting it all together in the editing process.

Speaking of editing, I've started messing around with it, even though I haven't finished filming. It's been fun to get a sneak peek of what the final commercial might look like. Doing this has made me even more excited to finish the project.
   


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