AICE Media studies

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  Hey blog. A lot has happened in these past few days. I had been attempting to export the film from Cap Cut in order to submit it and possibly do any quick last-minute adjustments. I had been attempting to export the film but lance had kept getting the notification that I had to download Cap Cut Pro in order to do this. I was so confused I have never had to deal with this before. we looked at YouTube videos and various forums online trying to figure it out. Then eventually I decided I had to re-shoot the entire film. I couldn't re-use any old footage because I had permanently deleted them from my phone in order to make space in my storage for the final product. lance called me and we made a plan to meet up and re-shoot the entire film. We planned to meet on Saturday. We'd both be free, and we had planned a group gathering a few days before so it would be convenient to meet then. We'd just split from the group later on at the end. My grandpa would take Kevin home and before

 Hello, blog. Lance and I were finally able to come up with a plan, meet, and reshoot the movie. Kevin and I came up with a new plan a few days ago. We were going to film the movie in his house this time. All we had to do was find a ride. Fortunately, I had no trouble riding his bus. After we arrived, problems did start to arise. This was the first time that the time had changed since we were filming the original footage so long ago. We had an additional hour now. This indicated that the sun would remain brilliant until 7:00. This was a serious problem. Given how long it would take to collect all of the footage, I couldn't stay out that late. it would require an excessive amount of time. Every scene was recorded at night. Every room in Kevin's house has large, open windows. It didn't seem feasible. I felt like giving up. Not even blinds existed for his windows. But we simply couldn't afford to hold off any more. Thus, we recorded every scene. The arrangement of the hous