UNIT 5 - Weekly Production Log 5

This week we had come close to finishing off the editing and finally coming to an end of the production. We needed a review from our client Mr Philips to see if he has any input/opinions on what we had done so far. He had watched the footage and had very little negative things to say as we had listened to is instructions from the get go. He did however recommend some music for us to add in as we dont want the whole production to be silent. The interviews needed some other footage to go over them as it would get boring seeing the same person for a long duration of time. This is something we need to focus on as we have a number of different people who had been interviewed.

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