Editing- Part Six

     The first deadline we faced for this documentary was for our contest submission. The requirements of this has a limit of ten minutes and we hit almost nine minutes. This would not be within the time for the submission to Cambridge. So, after submitting it for contest we are working to cut the documentary down to below seven minutes. 

    We plan to make it shorter by taking out some things in the mental disability section where Kyleigh is talking about depression and just have it on the facts about anxiety and mental disabilities in general.

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