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 Adding clips

To make the commercial presentable to educators, the clips will be simple, appropriate, and specific to what I am portraying. Most of my media used will come from my gallery, however, I may use some of my family members' media because she has other videos and pictures I do not have. In the beginning, I need to make an intro to catch the attention and convey a good effect on the viewers. Each piece of information will be separated into its own section with a title representing what it is. Each clip of the commercial will be focused on one topic. Once the title is inserted, then will come the description, and finally, the media will be presented. Depending on what Im showing in a section, I will either use a video or a picture, for a more explanatory like my favorite song, I will include the video, but to just present something solo like my siblings, I will just refer to a picture. The media will probably contain transitions or movement during the display. The piece of media needs to be other than the normal to be framed to catch the eye, like a fancy border. Some will also need to be cropped to fit into certain spaces. In non-specific material, a description of what is going on will be included. The media could be either the original or could be converted into a combination of many. The quality of the original media is probably messed up so the media will be altered with filters and effects to be appealing to the human eye, probably with more light and show of colors. The switch into different sections will contain a transition either specifying what it's going to present or just to catch the attention of the eye. To display all the information, a main background will probably be needed, to balance out the presentation, or just to make the other information stand out. To videos or pictures being shown, if some videos don't require voice presentation, they will be replaced with music to set the mood, either to satisfy the ear or to appeal to the media being shown. The information will need to be appropriate to be shown to different kinds of viewers, not only relatable ones. If a piece of media is necessary to be shown but it contains some sort of vulgar representation, then it will be edited, either cropped out or blurred. Each piece of information will be set to be the same amount so they take up the same time to present. Near the end, I need to make an outro to catch the final attention and leave a good effect on the viewers. In the end, there will probably be some silence with a black background, to not automatically end the presentation but to end the mood. 






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