revision #1

our midterm submission had issues with the audio and visuals through the credits and the quality of the export file and some others, for this revision we focused on fixing the credits. for our credits we decided that instead of the mainstream IMovie fonts and editing that we wanted to think out of the box and help to pick effects that catered to the topic of our movie. one example of this was changing the credit scene we changed the titles and the fonts and the effect of the transition it had on it to a torn letter effect with it saying our credits, and this correlates with our film and the concept of the letter that Allie is sending to Jon Love when he is at camp with the engagement ring he bought her inside. Also, we tried to fix the quality of the sound with the credits and the incidental music that is in the background of part of our film.

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