The Last Step | MV Production

I've never used Adobe before to edit, so I wasn't sure how to use the program. However, Tantou taught me and I eventually got the hang of its basics.

One aspect I quickly picked up was how to import the video footage and organize it within the program. Tantou explained the importance of creating a well-structured project file, and I followed her advice. With all the clips sorted and labeled, I could easily access the shots I needed.

We moved on to the timeline, where the real magic of video editing takes place. Tantou showed me how to drag and arrange clips, trim them, and synchronize the audio. It was fascinating to see our project come together piece by piece.

As I got more comfortable with the software, Tantou introduced me to various tools like transitions, effects, and text overlays. These elements added depth and creativity to our video. Tantou shared tips and tricks to enhance the visual appeal and storytelling of our project.

After all that, we were finally done!



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