Production Blog: Finishing Up

This is how peaceful it felt to be done!


Welcome to the ultimate finale of the behind-the-scenes blog for my commercial project, my fantastic people! This amazing learning trip is coming to an end, and boy, has it been a wild ride. My strategy? You got it! It gave the impression that everything was simple. Imagine the following: I opened CapCut and began glancing at my incomplete project as my adrenaline began to rise. The time would arrive tonight when everything would come together. I started by carefully combining and matching my video clips to create the ideal flow. Then, I added concise, poignant subtitles to each image to sprinkle some storytelling magic. Oh, and credit? I certainly provided credit where credit was deserved. And to top it all off, I personally selected the perfect soundtrack for that additional magic. The question "Am I on the right track?" did cross my mind occasionally, for sure. Now, though, when I take in the completed work of art, I am unable to help but smile. Although it was undoubtedly novel, I thoroughly enjoyed learning about it. To find out what enjoyable projects are in store for me, I am extremely eager. Although I didn't find myself loving this, it has been a lot of fun. Well, I sincerely hope you all like the experience of reading my blogs! I sincerely appreciate you all being here for this adventure, and I'm glad I got to experience it with you all. I appreciate you coming along on this amazing trip with me. Until next time!

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