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The commercial I am constructing is going very well. I have almost finished completely. I used the editing software called Premiere Pro. This software is very hard to learn. But I already knew how to use it. The software has a lot of features that generic apps don't have. The Fx area on Premier Pro is where I constructed the whole transition parts of my commercial. It has a lot of templates to choose from. I chose a couple of presets to effortlessly transition from a middle close-up shot to an establishing shot. When it came to the audio, Premiere Pro has that covered. It has a tab for audio and sounds. It even has a sound masher which I didn't use but I thought it was cool. I kept my audio simple by just using transition sounds and effects. It was simple but not at the same time. The use of this software really benefited me. I was able to use an array of products and effects. Which really makes my commercial one-of-a-kind. The closing of my commercial was closed with an audio transition. Which was a narrator explaining why a good childhood is important. All in all, my commercial is very unique and portrays the idea of good memory in childhood.

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