Second Project: Done!

I have finally finished my second project, a music video! Even though the commercial was extremely fun to make, I think I enjoyed making this music video more. Ever since I was young, I've admired all of my favorite artists in each of their own music videos. I've always wanted to be in one and would've thought I would accomplish that in high school? And possibly for college credit! My favorite memory from this process was filming my partner's scenes. My partner and I would get excited when we would look back at the footage because I was filming such clear and concise shots. It felt like we had improved from the last project, which made me very proud. I can't believe I am already done with two out of the three video projects. I am stoked for this last project and can feel it's going to be my best one yet!


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