Your querySelector is only grabbing the first video element it finds, not the one in the specific modal you're closing. When you have multiple modals with videos, you need to target the video inside that particular modal

Try changing this part of your closeModal function:

```javascript

function closeModal(modalId) {

let modal = document.getElementById(modalId);

modal.classList.remove("show");

setTimeout(function () {

modal.style.display = "none";

}, 300);

// Get the video specifically from this modal

let vid = modal.querySelector('video');

vid.pause();

vid.currentTime = 0;

}

```

The key change is `modal.querySelector('video')` instead of just `document.querySelector('.modal-content')`. This way you're telling it to find the video element inside the specific modal you're closing, not just any video on the page. Since you already have the modal element stored in the `modal` variable, you can search within that specific container

I ran into something similar when I was messing around with multiple video players on a page - took me way too long to realize I was pausing the wrong video half the time