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 My plan for the commercial is to do it in sections. The step I am taking right now is finding the pictures. I am also finding videos I want to use for this commercial. The song I have for the commercial is very upbeat. I am using a certain way in organizing what photos and videos I want to use. The way is finding photos and videos that show very upbeat and positive vibes. I am also finding photos and videos that show I am having a good time. Lastly, I am using photos and videos that I enjoy. I feel as though it is very important for the videos and photos match the energy of the song. Reason being is that I want this commercial to show the type of person I am. I feel as though I am a very upbeat positive person. That is also why I choose the song that I did. I also want to place the photos and videos in a pattern. Reason being is I want the commercial to look neat. I want the pictures and videos to have my friends. The reason being is because I want the commercial to represent myself. Friends are a very important part of my life. They take a big priority to me. They also represent me. So, to me it is vital that this commercial shows that. Thank you for reading.




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