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 Good Evening Bloggers! I'm coming at you with a later than usual post today. Nonetheless I am back and ready to update you all with my progress on my commercial. So overall I had completed my video but per usual there were some complications. First the app was draining my battery like crazy. I would 80% when I start editing and end up on 60% in seemingly 20 mins. It was very infuriating but it had a simple solution of just keep my phone on the charger when editing on low battery. Another small problem I ran into was WIFI and glitch problems. My Wi-Fi is usually pretty good but there are days when it can be very in and out. The day I was editing the most happened to be that day making this process all the more unnecessarily difficult. The Wi-Fi made uploading and splicing videos especially difficult because the quality wasn't as smooth. However I knew once the WiFi was back working properly none of this would really matter. So with that I kept working hard and making sure I did the best I could in the conditions I was in. The entire editing process overall took me about 3 days as I took breaks in between due to difficulties that I mentioned already. As well as the fact that I had other more urgent assignments and tests to study for. Even with this however I made sure to give 100% effort each time I would work on the video. By doing all this I was able to overcome the challenges I faced when making my commercial. Thank you bloggers for reading and see you next time! 




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