Editing Blog for Music Video

When editing for the music video, I wanted to take it a step further than the commercial. I wanted to try different Fx and even try some VFX to really expand my editing capabilities. I went into editing knowing that it would take a long time but that didn't really bother me. I knew if I paced myself I would be able to complete the editing process sooner than later. When starting my edits, I had to get all the clips together. My partner Quincy sent me all the clips but he didn't listen to me when I told him to not shoot in 4k 60fps. Due to this, when  I tried to insert the video clips into my timeline I crashed my laptop. It was impossible to edit and I was frustrated. So I just uploaded the videos to Google drive because I knew it would lower the resolution and re-download them on my computer. I had to move from my laptop to my computer because I felt that it would be easier this way. I finally got all the videos in. For some reason, some of the videos wouldn't work but in due time I figured it out. After that, I finally started editing. The huge issue was syncing the lips to the song. This was close to impossible because the editing software was very slow and it was annoying. I tried my best to sync the videos but it wasn't working. So I had to compromise. If I couldn't sync anything up perfectly then I would just have to make the scenes look as pretty as possible. It was hard because the editing software I was using had a lot of limitations. I'm not done with editing yet and I'm still working on it. I wont give up at the sync issue im having and I'm going to change editing softwares to actually make a respectable music video.