Rough Cut 2

 Nothing huge to contribute to this second Rough Cut. To be quite frank my group members and I recored and edited as quickly as possible partly because I as the editor thought the due date was much sooner than stated. However this has continued to allow my group and I to speak with other groups and share are video. We like to talk to who we share the video to and see if they can determine the genre we filmed and things they think we could improve on or rerarage. As there is some time still left we are just wrapping up the finial loose end. I wasn't able to change much other than cut the audio and remove the rolled credits. Im going to finish incorpirating a better implimentation of the title scenes later this afternoon.






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