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After editing this video for the past two weeks, I began to start making some final tweaks. Since this is my first project, I wanted to make sure it represented who I was and give me a good kick off for the rest of the year. I have also been working on this assignment since almost the beginning of school. So there was a lot of work and effort put into this assignment. I learned a lot of new skills and tricks throughout this process. To start, I began to rewatch the video repeatedly. This way I could see any issues and fix it before submitting. This process turned out to be a good thing. Due to a lot of small things that needed tweaking. For example, some pictures for the music did not fit. So, I needed to adjust when and where the music needed to be played. This video also turned out to be a little shorter than the requirement. But, I figured if I made each of the videos a little longer, it would eventually make the video 30 seconds long. After this, I began to review the rubric given and realized that I was missing the words required. These words could be the credits to the music, a title, or something to describe the video. In the end, I decided to give the music credits and place this text at the bottom. So, I typed out "The Spins- Mac Miller" and placed it at the bottom of the screen. I also made sure that these words were big enough. When it came to saving this video, I had a difficult time. This is because I could only save the video with no audio due to copyright. Finally, I figured out that I could screen record the video and save it to my camera roll. 

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