Production Blog

Whats new media study crew! This is my final production blog towards to completion of my commercial. Today in this blog I wanted to talk about the finishing touches and tweaking of my commercial. What I mean by this is simply the ending things that I am doing/have done to complete my commercial. This consist of changing any previous changes on my commercial, completing it, and overall reviewing it. 

I started by reviewing my previous recent changes to my video and seeing if I was happy with them. I didn't end up tweaking too much, but I did change up a few things. For example, I did not like one of the transitions from one picture to another. I didn't want to have to restart and switch up the whole commercial, so I easily swapped it out with another one.  Perfection in my eyes is key to everything. It doesn't matter how small the project is or how large, it must be perfect. I also very slightly tweaked where the audio was on one of the parts of the commercial. This was only because where the beat was did not match up to where the picture switched. In my commercial I desire the audio to match up with the media, like I have stated previously. Therefore, if the audio isn't in correlation with the media when I want it to be it sticks out to me. That's about all the final touches I did on my commercial. Lastly I just watched it over to make sure it was completed the way I wanted.  

I think I might have watched over the video about 100 times in the process of making this commercial. I am a perfectionist, so if something doesn't seem right in my head, its not going to work. Even though this was a tedious process for me, I love the way it turned out. I believe that it is a strong representation of me within a small amount of time.  

Well, that brings me to the end of this blog. The days of sharing my process of my production blogs towards my commercial has came to an end. Thanks for always checking up media study crew, till next time! 



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