day 6

 So starting today, Grace and I began to officially work on our poster while Jack is in charge of the documentary editing. We sorted out 7 interviewees we like the most from all the clips and sketched their figures first. After that, we painted them with acrylic paint. The process was pretty long but fun because we got to know them better from painting them out. After we were done with painting and cutting, we started to think of what we wanna write for their stories. Later in the afternoon, we went out with Jack for transition scenes needed for the documentary. 

work hours: 7.5 hrs 

total work hours: 50 hrs 

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