Time to edit

 Finally, the filming phase was complete, and the truly enjoyable phase—editing—was about to begin. Since editing was one of my strengths, I wanted to sort of take the initiative. I nonetheless offered to divide part of the job with Mila. Mila also was eager to edit and we were both very good at it.  I believed that distributing at least part of the editing duties around the group was the proper course of action. In this manner, the end result would benefit from everyone's creative efforts and one person wouldn't have to accomplish everything. I needed assistance with a few of the final scenes, so we set to work right away. It was ideal since Mila already had the final two shots that included the young girl with the dolls. It wouldn't be a problem to try to send the videos over, which I have regrettably attempted previously. Since iMovie was the easiest for me to utilize, that's where I chose to edit. I could access it on my phone and laptop for free on my Apple devices. To me, the most crucial feature was that I could utilize it from my laptop. When I didn't have my laptop last year, I had to do most of the editing on my phone. This makes it difficult to carry out certain actions and use some features. But now I had greater access, more creative freedom, and more opportunities to produce an amazing result. I was already accustomed with the app before I even began editing. In the past, I experimented with a few unrelated videos that had nothing to do with media. I didn't want to take the chance of messing up the project's final outcome. I concentrated on elements like the changes in tone, color, and music. Mila and I worked out our ideas for how we wanted to edit, and began the process.