week 6

On our 6th and final week we faced some ups and downs. Ups being that we're finally wrapping up our project and we won't have to worry about this anymore. also that our end result is coming along quite nicely and we feel confident in our film opening. The downside is all the stress that came to actually completing this project due to complications. These complications include scheduling problems because more than often one or more of us could not seem to find the time to meet and work. but we finally got that sorted out. We were able to creatively piece together our opening and end credits and we felt like we did a great job. Once its presented everyone will know what I mean.

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