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Hello everyone, today is the third update on the work for my commercial. So today I was walking back home from school and I started to think of other things I could do for my commercial. I will not lie though this process has definitely been very draining. Especially when the internet is bad, phone is bugging, and Cap Cut will glitch. These issues have been common and have made the process very irritating. Another issue I still have is working Cap Cut as I'm still not as familiar with the app. This makes it even harder to make my commercial because I have to make my edits and learn how to use the app  at the same time. But I feel like every mistake I have made has helped me throughout the process. So I'm building a love-hate relationship with this project. I met up with some friends again who are doing the same thing after school. I asked them questions on what they had done so far and I also asked them to review my edit so far. I did this so I can get an idea on if I'm behind or ahead and to see if my commercial is going as planned. So after that I went home and started to do more stuff for it. I ran out of ideas eventually so I was just at a standstill for a while. I now need to start working on  inserting my videos into the project. However I need to plan out how I would edit them and also the order I would put them in. But for today I mainly just focused on more pictures and things like that. Got more familiar with the app and the features it has. I was also trying to think of any new ideas of good memories or moments in my life. I thought of this so maybe I'd have a backup idea if needed. That is about it for what I did for my commercial today. That is it for today, see ya later bloggers.


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