Production Blog: Change For The Better

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Hey Michi nation, welcome back to your favorite blog! I'm going to be editing our last film with my group today. We are keeping in mind the critique we had received from a buddy this time. CapCut is being redesigned to be as good as it can be, even though the majority of the input was only favorable. Her audio was a major drawback. Owen, our editor, then requested that Rose and I pitch in to see if we could make our video sound louder in any manner. Our exploration of the internet revealed a significant loophole. TikTok, which has essentially replaced Google, is where I looked for information. Rose searched for a solution while watching videos on YouTube. We figured it out after watching what felt like 500 videos. We increased the media's loudness on CapCut because that was an option. We also completed examining minor elements, such as the order of our videos. We also received a second perspective on an instructor who we truly admire. This instructor provided us with criticism regarding our video's image quality in relation to other videos. We next went over with our group to make sure we hadn't done any rookie blunders, like holding the camera vertically. The movie was posted to our camera roll after we watched it a hundred times to make sure it was flawless. We were able to connect as the connection became more robust, albeit a couple instances of poor quality. We then agreed to do peer reviews with each of our parents. We decided it was our last video after hearing what our folks thought. I'm so excited to show you guys the results, until next time Michi nation!

-Xoxo Michelle



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