Great Editing Day

 When the group first finished the filming I started to edit the commercial. First I edited the scene where max is running. I added music to make it more fluent. When he stopped running and took a break I paused the music to add an affect. Then he walked over to the backpack and grabbed out a Dasani water. Then he instantly spit out the water and threw it. I then edited the scene where max threw the water bottle and I cut it to a video of a Dasani water bottle getting thrown into a trash can. Then I edited the scene of "god" coming down from the sky. I added angelic music to affect the scene more. I then edited the shot of god throwing a water bottle to max. I cut the 2 shots into one by combining them together so it looks like the bottle was thrown straight towards max. Then I added music and put the commercial in slow motion as max drank the Zephyrhills water. I also edited it in slow motion for when he poured the water on his head. Then I cut to the scene where max holds the Zephyrhills water bottle out and smiles. Then I edited the logo so it pops up on the screen. Then the logo zooms in and the commercial is finished. At the end of editing I went back through all the scenes. Then I checked the almost final product. All seems very well so far. The editing phase is almost complete.



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