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I'm nearing the end of my commercial. My goal at this point is to add the finishing touches to the video. I add some of the stickers available on the editing platform I was using. They add to the scrap-bookish vibe I am trying to go for. The stickers look so cute with the pictures I choose. The reason I want to give a organic paper vibe is because scrapbooking used to be one of my favorite pass times. I decorated pictures of me and my friends in a journal. I used tons of stickers, tape, and paper to express my feelings. It was so fun! So, I want to include that in my final video. Choosing the stickers was kind of difficult. There were so many cute options. I figured it out in the end, however. I choose some stars, hearts, and fake paper cut outs. I organized them in the video. It took awhile to figure out the placement I wanted. I don't want to cover important parts of the media I choose, but I also don't want to leave empty spaces. Eventually, I figured it out. I also added some additional pictures to cut out and paste in the video. They ended up adding more layers and I am very happy with how it turned out.

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