Orel Sagee's Blog

 This is my final product of my magazine: 

I wanted to finish answering my questions for my CCR.  I looked at some ideas of how I can start my CCR. I looked at some CCRs from years ago so I can get a clue of what I should do. I wanted to start off describing what my magazine is about so the audience knows everything they need to about the magazine so I can get started on the questions. I took me a few days to do all of the questions. At one point I had to redo question 4 because it wasn't long enough. I made a few paragraphs for each question. Some of the questions had a few other questions in that one part. So, I added more to those answers. I stayed on topic and tried to focus on each question directly. I added on to make it longer. 

 After I was done with my voiceover, I wanted to add some pictures to add to my CCR. I looked on the Google for some apps I can use for that type of editing. It said an app called InShot can be used for adding pictures. After I downloaded the video off of CapCut I put it into InShot. I had my pictures I wanted to add ready in my camera roll. I tried to add the pictures, but it wouldn't work the way I wanted it to. It would just add a clip of the picture in the video. I wanted it directly on the video clip. I decide to not include that idea and just leave it as is. 

 For the voiceover part of my CCR I answered all of my questions and put them in a document I can read off of for my voiceover. I made videos of me talking for each question. I paused for each question when I would mess up so I can later fix them by editing it. I used I little microphone that attached to my phone. It was a helpful because it would only focus on my voice and leave out the background noise. Before I put them into CapCut I edited each part, so you can't hear the part I messed up on. I would just cut out the part where I would mess up on the photo's app on my phone.  After I finished editing it, I put each video into CapCut combining them into one audio voiceover.

 For my CCR I have 2 different audio devices. The first one is a used audio. Since I was talking over the video you couldn't hear the waves so, I just put a 10-minute audio of waves instead. I found the 10-minute video of waves on TikTok I tried on YouTube, but it wouldn't let me download it. I made the volume low because I wanted you to hear me answer the questions.   I put the volume of the original video all the way down to zero as well. The only part that I didn't lower was the end clip, of me speaking in the original video.

 For each clip I couldn't add them together, so I just put transitions which make it look more put together. There was a big selection of different kinds of transitions, and I just chose the ones that fit with each video and just for how I wanted it to look like.