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Production blog: putting the scenes together

 Hey blog! its me again. So after finishing our music video I began on editing. First thing I did was gather all my video in a photo album so I could keep myself organized. After doing this I found my screen recorded song and added it to the album as well. Next I opened capcut and added all the video in order, that's when I saw the app crashed, so I added them 3 by 3. When adding them I cropped and adjusted them to make sure they were right, then I added more and more videos and continued to do this process. Of course I didn't do all the editing. I left some editing for each partner. I decided to add the song so I could cut some scenes on beat with the song. After doing this I decided to assign certain editing to my partners so they could have editing to work on. As I continued editing I got far pretty fast, it felt natural. As I got use to it, it became very helpful and this would help with future projects. The final thing i edited was the end credits giving song credits and partner credits who did what. This is where we saw a minor problem. As some of us worked on this project some progress did not save. So we had to restart on some parts. Well that's all I did for today. I will explain how I fixed this editing situation next time. See you later. karina logging off. 



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