Project 3: Process Post 1| 2 | 3


Process Post 1:

Finished putting together the videos to be projected.


Process Post 2:

 Tried to set up my installation. My cat decided to destroy it, I pet her immediately after.





Process Post 3:
Final editing and adjusting.

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