Music Video, "Attracted to You" by PinkPantheress, is Finally Here



Hey guys! This moment is the moment we've all been waiting for. The music video is completed! There were quite a few ups and downs when making this video, but I am so happy with the final product. I learned so much throughout the process, like how to do a split screen edit, how to use an SD card, and how to work a Sony camera. I also found out certain things that I could do better for the next video, so that I can make the next one even better! This was overall such a fun and educational experience, and I'm so ready to take what I've learned and apply it to our next project. I'll talk to you guys again soon!

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