Editing an dat

The assessed piece is looking pretty good!
Apparently, we had un pequeño problemo with the tape - basically, as James lovingly put it, it was completely fucked. We lost a whole bunch of footage, so on top of bad luck, little planning and a stressful day on location, we now had only a small amount of what we'd shot.
Luckily, the shots that were remained were workable.
Couple them with some great and very fitting music, and we had us a nice little film.
Being in the same editing suite as all the other groups is always humbling though, since you can't help glancing over shoulders and getting depressed at the absolute excellence of other peoples' work.
I think our piece has the shock factor, as it features the strong suggestion of rape.
So it could swing either way - we may get praised for being brave and pulling the thing off, OR we may be asked 'was that completely necessary'?
Also, I found out that we may not have been allowed lights, since we hadn't had the lighting workshop. But then I would be redundant, wouldn't I? And I would have missed out on burning myself.
Nah, just joshing, I absolutely LOVED doing lighting.
Essay's finished too, but it's about 500 words too long, and that's minus references and bibliography (shucks!).
Have to get it done tomorrow and handed in by Wednesday.
I think it's pretty crap, but hopefully it'll get me through. It's too late to re-do it all now.

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