‘Piecing it together’ FT

 Hey guys! I've been working hard on the footage for our horror romance movie, and things are shaping up quite nicely. Decided to throw in some text, you know, like they do in those killer movies, just to give some extra oomph. Tweaked the lighting a bit too, just to hit that sweet spot. And hey, blurring out the background a tad - it's like magic, making the main characters, whether it's the guy or the girl, pop out and grab all the attention. Editing has been a bit of a rollercoaster, though. Wrapping my head around combining different scenes and going through the whole thought process – it's a whole new ballgame. But trust me, the struggle is real, and it's worth it. The challenge is making all these pieces come together seamlessly for our horror romance masterpiece. It's like weaving a twisted tapestry of suspense and bizarre charm. Every cut, every transition, it's all part of this intricate dance to keep the audience hooked.

That’s all for today!



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