Editing my commercial

 When I was editing my commercial on capcut I wanted it to come out great. I was actually very excited to see how it would turn out. But little did I know how much of a hassle it would be. Firstly I inserted a picture of me when I was younger winning a soccer championship with the winning goal. This was displayed for 3 seconds. For my next two pictures, I included two pictures of my current self. These pictures were displayed for 3 seconds. For the following two pictures, I decided to bring it back to soccer for a bit. I put pictures of the two teams I currently play for. Lauderhill Lions and Mid-City Lions. These pictures were also on for three seconds. For my next picture, I put a picture of me on the first day of school. Then I added a picture of me on my first day of school. And a picture of me at kindergarten graduation. All these pictures were on for 3 1/2 to four seconds. From then I got into adding videos.  I have a video of me in a France coliseum. This is 11.8 seconds long. I also have a video of a dancing performance in Spain and meet at a Tottenham game. Both of these videos are 10 seconds long. I didn't want to make the videos too long.











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