Final Draft

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Lost in Paradise

Unfortunately, I couldn't continue editing my video from home. Having done all my editing on a desktop computer from school completely changed how my video came up in Adobe Premiere Pro from home. I had plans to continue shooting on the beach, but due to the Coronavirus, the beaches were closed and a stay-at-home order was imposed. I did think of a way around these inconveniences to add to my opening. However, Adobe Premiere Pro was lagging so much and failing to support certain media that I couldn't continue my editing process on my laptop from home. My project had also been completely wiped away once I opened Adobe and when I tried looking for a copy of it in my files, an uncommenced project would always show up. I was really trying to put my video back together, but it couldn't be completed within the given time frame and circumstances.

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