Project: Cubicle People

January 10, 2015 • Editing, Film

Working as assistant editor on this upcoming web series for our real life production group. It was a challenge to organize this project given the short timeframe and multiple projects (grateful but crazed!). This is a screenshot of how I organized the bins for the three editors:

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