day 7

 Starting off today, we went to an art store in Brooklyn to get the color paper that we need for our poster. Because the old ones that we glued on are wrinkled and got stained, we decided to get brain new papers but of the same type because we like that texture. However, we didn't find the same type of paper in that art store, so we had to go back to the one on Bond Street we went on the first day. After getting the right materials, we headed home to restart our poster. We ripped off the old ones and tried very carefully to glue the new ones on, which came out so nicely done and smooth. After that, Grace and I went back to the interview clips again to hear their stories more thoroughly and comprehend their more deeply. And then we started writing stories for the seven interviewees that we chose and painted, while Jack continued editing the documentary. However, we had an argument about the vision of the documentary but we worked it out by further discussions and comparing.   


today's work hours: 8.5hrs

total hours: 58.5hrs


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