Commercial Production Blog

I’ve finally finished up my commercial. It took a bit of tweaking to get it to where I’d like it to be but I’m happy with how it turned out. To finish up I rly just worked on editing, mostly timing. I wanted to match the song with the pictures and the pictures with the transitions. I had to add another beginning screen so that the beat drop of the song came in at the same time as my first picture. I did a similar thing with the videos. I tried to make it so that the ending of the video aids to the transition. For instance I tried use a clap in the video to transition into the next picture. I did this by ending the video as the clap happened then adding a transition. I liked how this came out. I did however have to tweak it a lot. I had my friend look at the commercial and they said they liked it. They gave me a few minor adjustments that I didn’t see like making sure adjusting the length that the pictures were on screen. All in all I’m proud of how my commercial turned out.


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