Children in Need

Heres a video we filmed and edited, for this years Children in Need assembelly. It is a lip sync battle, in which the teachers performed for a giggle. We left it abit late with filming, so it gave us a feel of how stressed we would be, if we left filming and editing our film opening this late.

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