The finale

  1. It’s a new week. The sun is bright and perky. It's the weekend and I’m free of the tight clutches of school. The clouds were dark and murky. It wasn't raining to the point of hurricane status. It was the perfect day to film. I went outside to film myself basking in the sunlight at noon, and filmed myself playing with the pool water. I lowkey, really hate the beach (who likes sand?). But if someone had a CLEAN pool in their yard I would be ready to party.


Before I go too much into pools, let's move on. I took some pictures here and there. One of the young men. Another, in me posing in my pajamas. And finally another, of nature. While I may not want to be a photographer or do anything in bio, I really like the way nature runs and how pretty it looks . I’m choosing between a photo of that, or a small video, whatever it may be.  


After collecting all I needed to do, we moved on to editing. The video of me going to the couch is the intro. I cut out a few seconds so it wasn't awkward. The sketchbook part was tricky. I just took a picture of the cover, it was a cute cover. For the rest, I did it like a Tik Tok sketchbook tour. I put the video of the pool next. Then the nature segment right after to show my love for nature (this is somewhat a lie, I only like the good parts).  I put all the pictures up. Then summarized my  video with a water bottle, because I love water. Everyone who doesn't is weird.


Till’ next time.



 

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