Production Blog: Finishing Touches



 With all my scenes done, all that’s left to do now is put it together and edit it. The app that I will use to put my music video together is Capcut. I have previous experience so it should not be a difficult task. Navigating the app was not too difficult. I already own a previous account so there is no signing up. I can quickly and easily get started. The first task at hand was to trim my videos to the desired length. A few of my scenes ended up being a little too long. Some of the other scenes had a few seconds of me not doing the desired action. Extra time like this had to be gone before I could put the video together. Once I was finished with trimming extra seconds, I put my scenes together. This was probably the easiest task in editing my video. Putting all the scenes in order was quick and easy. After getting all my scenes in order, I focused on transitions. I did not want my transitions to be too flashy. Instead, I made them clean and simple. After getting all this ready I was nearing my final task. Putting the song in my video. My song Bye Bye Bye by *NSYNC was the perfect song choice. I feel as if I filmed the scenes perfectly for the song. Now that my music video is complete, it is time to upload.

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