Final Submission

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After the group and I looked over the midterm submission we decided that we needed to get rid of certain parts because the sound levels were way too high. So as the editor I tried my best to match the scenes, when it went from me saying "no!", i tried to form the two scenes together with me saying "no no no please don't"when my brother brought up a boy getting thrown in the squad car.
I believe that it worked out in the end.

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