Editing 2

 We have made more progress editing! Our editor took the project home and began editing. 



Arnoldo decided to change some font choices originally, we had a very basic and boring font, so Arnoldo attempted to stylize the credits more, we are still discussing whether or not we like them as a group. Arnoldo also spent some time trying to figure out the audio, the quality and background noise make it hard to understand the characters at times, however this just reinforced that we need to record those lines again. Alongside that he also added a transition to the beginning, a quick pan from the moon down to our characters, which we all like. He said it took him a couple hours, but I'm almost sure a lot of that time was just spent trying to get the software to work, he mentioned having trouble getting Capcut to open on his web browser. He also complained that the site was blocked on the school computers and were trying to work with our instructor to get that unblocked. Our main challenge this time around was communication; we couldn't find time to all meet up so Arnoldo to do some of it at home by himself. This means he was unable to consult us for our opinions as readily nor immediately. 

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