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production blog: The end of an era

    Hey blog, its me again. So in the last blog I faced difficulties while editing. I searched online to see if this was normal, apparently there is a point when editing that the app lags and messes up the timing of the video's. I asked my group if I should restart the editing on a different app like iMovie. They said not to and try to find a solution. I began to look on google for help and I got NO help. I sat there for a while and thought to myself that there's a lot you can find on social media now and days. I opened tiktok firs and I found help. After watching this video it helped a lot. apparently it is normal.  I then opened up capcut and began to follow the steps of the video. After completing this he video came out. My partners began to work on their parts. they texted me once they finished so I could work on the end credits. I began to work on this. First I added a black screen  and typed the words. I opened the animation button and began to move where I wanted the text to start and end and added a smooth transition. After doing this a made a few more touches and competed the editing. I saved the video I good quality and sent it to my group. It was finalized. That's it blog! we finally completed this project. see you soon. Karina logging off!


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