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Peer review

 Today we got a few of our classmates to review our first draft! 

To Summarize everything that was said to me and my partner, we were told to make our film longer to meet the requirements, to add more credits, to add clips in to support the genre, to only 1-2 songs in the background and to add a hook. 

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