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Hey Blog!My commercial would be in a coming of age/documentary type of form. I want it to be intriguing yet emotional. It will introduce me as the main character and basically showcase how who I am. With the cinematography and play of music I believe my work can show how creative I am. I will try to use more warm lighting/filter. I believe lighting is one of the main bases to good imagery and appealing to emotion to my happier scenes. I would transition into cooler tones to showcase sadness and despair. the song I picked "Nobody Gets Me'' by SZA  has plenty of highs and lows that would flow so well with my storytelling.I do believe it might be challenging to make this all work, but in my previous works and gain of knowledge in A/V tech at Collins Hill High I think I can produce something pretty great. With this project I will use adobe pro to edit. My father taught me how to edit projects on there. Its great for special effects, dramatics, sound ect. Maybe with the help of my friends I can gather some new ideas. Also different perspectives on how they see me as a person and use that to my advantage. The media I would use would raw cuts of myself. though I would also you pan and still shots to show the documentary side/format. But of course it would still be a commercial. Just watch out and it would all make sense. Goodnight Blog. See you 


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