Production Blog: Editing

 Hey blog! It's me again! This is going to be the production about how I edited of my commercial. I did not know what I was going to use to edit. All I had for technology was my phone and my laptop. On my laptop I probably could have downloaded a software that would make my commercial look a lot better, but I'm sure it would've been a struggle to learn especially with how busy I am. That meant that I had to pretty much rely on my phone. I went on the App Store and searched up 'editing apps". Instantly a bunch of apps were on my screen. I scrolled and I saw a few that caught my attention. Some apps that stood out were, "Picsart", "Capcut" and "VideoStar". I decided I would try Capcut of the three because I heard many things about this app. I also heard that editing on it is not as difficult as other apps. I was narrating through the app and eventually I got the hang of it. I had to see what videos and pictures I did want to be in the commercial. I went through my gallery and had to select the ones pleased me. When I did insert the clips and pictures I had to make sure they were in the right order. On top of that, I had to add in the music I also selected to make it go with the commercial. This took up about 30 minutes to do just about everything. I would have never thought that my phone would have been able to do a commercial! 


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