Editing the Commercial

   In order to edit the commercial, I must use an editing software. I've been considering the use of iMovie but was recommended CapCut to create it. Apparently, its much easier to use than other ones and has more features. This will be useful because I'll be able to include all the required parts. For the commercial there are going to be several scenes so there would have to be a way to attach several videos. Conglomerating them would also have to be done. I have experience with using iMovie so I could use that to do it. Adding an audio file can be done using iMovie as well. I am unsure if CapCut is able to do the same things iMovie is. I need to further research this. If it happens to do so then I will get it as soon as I possibly can and do everything on there. To record the commercial I will use my iPhone so any app I need to get is easily accessible on it. As of now I am not sure whether I need to speak for the commercial. If I do I have to make sure I don't trip over my words. This wont be an easy task but it is certainly doable. Taking preventative measures such as drinking water before recording will help me. If I see any errors I could easily do a retake. Reviewing the footage will be very easy. I can search for the videos in my Photos app and put them in iMovie. I can rearrange them in iMovie afterwords to make sure the footage is in order.



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