Production Blog: Wrapping it up

     Today we had planned out for a full editing day. Our plan was to meet up and start editing our music video. We were all awake at 11:30 a.m. and all got in a group call. We talked about what time and when where we would meet up to start editing. We decided to meet up at 2:00 p.m. and it would be at Sam’s house. We all ate breakfast to make sure we do not get interrupted for the next few hours of editing. We all got on our bikes and met up at Sam’s house all on time. We got there and immediately started working on the project. We projected my phone that had all the videos to his computer that way everyone can see what is going on. I loaded up all the videos to the editing software in order and we got to work. We were all giving amazing ideas in order to create an amazing finished product. While editing the video we were able to cut out any bloopers or mistakes. We took around three hours to fully finalize the music video. We were really proud of the finished product. It was just as we imagined it to be. We put a lot of effort into the music video and were all glad it came out how we wanted it to. Hours worth of filming and editing. Weeks worth of planning finally paid off. It was not an easy process but it was sure worth it. Overall it was an amazing experience and I made a lot of good memories all throughout it.



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