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Finally..
We’re nearing the end me and you.
The end of this absolutely fantastic journey of a project. Although there’s now an essay stacked on this journey so i can’t say it’s all too fantastic. However! We are nearing the final result. I’ve got the images! I’ve got the the videos! I’ve got the apps! I’ve got the vision! All i need to do now is carry out my dream. My dream of becoming the star student, the star example, and the best commercial maker out of all the versions of me. I personally feel that my “tiktoker” friend helped me the most out of anyone. Despite my family providing content. I wouldn’t be able to properly put it all together without the help of experienced editors. I’ve got to get the time margins of each of the media types down. I’ve got to put the finishing touches on all of the SFX. I’ve got to perfect the VFX which i still haven’t gotten close to. I think i’m a bit behind but there’s nothing a little focus won’t help. I’m ready to be done with this and move onto the next part of my journey in AICE Media studies. It’s enabled me to get into many fields of content that i haven’t had a reason to experiment in yet. Now that i’ve got even the SLIGHTEST grasp of the editing and creating scene. I think i might stick around a bit.
Anywho, I’d like to thank you all for tapping in to my blog today. Stay blessed!

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