Joseph finished editing our documentary film just on time. We have already passed our documentary film and on friday we will be sharing our film to our class. We will be showing them what we have learned and made regarding our topic, global warming and climate change. This would not be possible if it weren't for the people who helped us accomplish our work in making this film. We would like to give recognition to our interviewees, Mrs. Edna Juanillo and Mr. Joselito Delvo, who shared their knowledge and time to us despite their busy schedules. We would also like to thank our beloved Environmental Science Professor, Ma'am Ramos, for guiding us in making our own documentary film and sharing to us her knowledge in making such films. But most of all, we would like to thank the Creator of all living things who made it possible for us to see the beauty of His masterpiece, the Earth.

A few days before the passing of our documentary film, Joseph found out that the videos we had were corrupted. He cannot do anything to make it work so we decided to have everything shot again. We set up a meeting and then we decided on when to shoot.
We made our shoot very simple. We just stayed in the premises of the university so as not to waste more time since the day of submission is coming near and Joseph still needs to do a lot of editing in our documentary film. Our shoot did not take long. Fortunately, the videos we took that day was good and was used in our film.

Joseph Delvo, our technical director, started editing our videos during the christmas break. We tried our best to finish everything before the break so he can start editing while we are on vacation. The videos we have seems to be complete yet we still need to do some dubbing. We still haven't talked about the schedule of our dubbing since the coming week will be a very stressing one for all of us because of our preliminary exams. On the other hand, Joseph is currently facing some difficulties in editing our videos. He's having a problem with the quality of our videos due to the use of a defective video converter. Hopefully, he may find a way to solve this problem since the passing of our documentary film is a few weeks from now.