Commercial Production Blog

 My commercial is almost done. After finishing putting together all the stickers, I moved on to finishing the overall feel. Some pictures felt disconnected. I worked to reorder them. This helped make the commercial feel more cohesive. I wanted a scrapbook vibe but I still wanted it to fit together. To make them more cohesive, I added a filter. The filter fit over the whole video. I spent some time picking out which filter to use. Honestly, it was difficult to choose just one. All looked so good! There was one that had a cold and chill vibe which brought out blues. Another one was warm and vibrant which made the oranges pop. I looked at a final one, which was kind of purple, and decided to choose that. Then, I adjusted some of the settings on the filter. This made it perfect. I applied it to the whole video. I watched the video a few times to make sure it was perfect. After I saw everything was perfect, I was so happy. Everything is finally finished!





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