Bits and pieces

Hello and welcome back today I am going over from start to finish our final editing recap enjoy!!!! My journey to edit my music video began with excitement and a bit of nervousness. I gathered all the video clips and audio recordings I needed for the project from various scenes and sources. Next, I organized the digital files into different folders to keep everything tidy. I opened my online video editing software and uploaded the digital footage. To make the video flow smoothly, I trimmed the clips and adjusted their order using the software's online tools. Adding online transitions between scenes helped the video look more professional. I adjusted the brightness, contrast, and color online to make the visuals pop. Synchronizing the online audio with the video for perfect timing was crucial. I used online tools to include cool effects, making the video more engaging. Online text and titles were added to convey the message effectively. I edited out any online mistakes or unwanted parts to make the video crisp. After each online edit, I saved my progress to avoid losing any work. It was essential to maintain a consistent style and theme throughout the video using online resources. I watched the video online multiple times to ensure everything looked and sounded just right. Adjusting the online volume levels for music and voice was crucial for a balanced sound. Exporting the final video into a final form. I was proud of my online edited music video and couldn't wait to share it with my team. The online journey was full of learning experiences, and I improved my online editing skills. My hard work paid off when I received positive feedback from group mates I can't wait to start my next online video editing project with newfound confidence. 




 

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