Day 3

 Today we went to Central Park, which is the largest park in New York. We interviewed a French girl who doesn’t speak fluent English but is still willing to tell us about her love story. There was also one old man who was very energetic and talkative, and he shared his first love who he has married for fifty years. Then we took the subway again to union square where we interviewed more people. Here I met my favorite people so far on the journey: a teenage best friends combo with the best vibe. They each shared their stories with us and told us not to change ourselves for sacrifice. After finishing our interview work of the day, we headed home to pick out clips that we can use for the documentary. 


total work hour: 8.5 hrs

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