Production | Commercial

 I was so relieved when I finally finished filming all the scenes I needed in order to produce my commercial. After completing the filming, I decided to take a day off from thinking about the project. It was a much-needed break, and I spent it doing things I enjoy.

Now, let's dive into the editing part. I've got a ton of footage, and it's essentially a puzzle that needs to be pieced together. When editing it, I tried to play around with some filters, color adjustments, and transitions to create my commercial, and I think it's coming out to be pretty okay honestly.

While I was filming, something funny happened. My dog ran towards me and I dropped my phone mid-filming! Thankfully this didn't break my phone or disrupt anything, so I'll probably just edit that part out.

It's been hard trying to work around the editing software I'm using since I'm pretty new to it. Even though this is new, I have some experience with more simpler editing apps, so I know the words and meanings of what I need to edit and such. I've been experimenting with everything I can find, and it's honestly really cool.

I feel like I get the basics of this whole production thing, and I'm excited to do more.



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