After shooting the clips for our music video, we sent all the footage to our group member Arisondez to edit because he was the only one out of all of us to that had an editing software. When he said he was nearly completed with editing the whole video, Marckins told him to bring the footage of the edited to show it us to see if we would be satisfied. Arisondez first had to edit the song that we chose onto the video so that it could sync with the video. He then showed us a clip on when we recorded a part of the song during night time and used an edit to capture the sun to then switch it over to daytime. Every time in the video it was time to switch roles so each member could say their part, he used an edit to introduce us so we could go along our part. Arisondez also had to down play the quality of the video because it was shot in 4k and needed to be dropped to 1080 p so he could properly edit it on his computer. He also added a black background with the title of the song and our names on it to then transition into the video, which a very clean effect.
After looking at the whole music video; and finding we had extra time to edit the video, we all came up with ideas to make our video look better. Marckins and I came up with the idea to add aglow to our bodies which we detail us more. We also decided to let Arisondez fix the transition edits because they were a little choppy. He also wanted to re-sync the song in the video so that it can look better with the way we were rapping it. After all these decisions, we agreed to everything and decided to let Arisondez do his job.
All in all, our music video will eventually come along very well and hope it will give us a grade that we are hoping for. My group and I put a lot of hard work in and we can't wait to see the results of our final project.
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