Music Video: The beginning of editing!

This was the portion of the music video was what I was most worried about. I had collected a lot of footage from different places. Because my was from so many different sources, it made it harder to combine it all together. I had stuff from Polaroids and from my phone camera and a professional camera. I have to organize them all into files. This was a little confusing because I had never organized media like this before. However, I looked up the best way to get this done. It turns out it was not as hard as I thought. After I had organize all the footage, I uploaded it into my editing software. Luckily, I had experience with the software before. I used it when I made my commercial. The last time I had used it, it wasn't that difficult. That's why I chose to use it again. I was worried about how much it could handle though last time I used a limited amount of footage, but this time I had a lot more. I had to upload the footage in sections. It turns out I for nothing because this actually helped me split up the work. If I had not split up the work, it would've been much more overwhelming. In my first section of editing, I focus on the beginning of the music video, and the end. I did this, so I could get the title screen and credits wrapped up. I wanted to finish the parts that didn't require footage that I had filmed. This would because it would be more streamlined. After this, I moved on to editing my recorded footage.