Location workshop

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For this workshop, we went to Faversham and had the opportunity to make a mini documentary on one of England oldest Brewers .

The reason for the location workshop, was so that we knew how handle various situations.
  1. the loud sounds inside the brewer
  2. how to handle people when they come up and ask you what you are doing 
Below is the what has been edited from my groups footage (Ida, Imogen, Laura, Josh B)

Filmed by: Everyone
Edited by: Imogen Polycarpou

Everyone edited their own version.


             

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