Editing Blog

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 After Filming all of my videos, it was time to put them together, I started by figuring out the order that I wanted to put them in. I had to make sure that they all lined up good and made sense. I then had to cut the videos and time them to make sure it didn't go over 30 seconds. I cut them down until they fit in the time slot while still looking good. I then found music to overlay in the background throughout the commercial. I found the perfect sound that really made the whole mood for the commercial. I then made sure to edit out parts from the original audios that I didn't want in my video. Finally I added titles and slogans to the commercial and it was complete. 

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