Editing this film was actually a lot harder than I anticipated. I had never done a film like this in my entire cinematography 'career'. It was challenging for me to figure out every little sound I needed to make the film as good as I could get it. One aspect of that which was difficult was getting the footstep sounds to line up correctly or the horse and carriage sounds. Since I found all of my sound effects off of YouTube, there wasn't going to be a clip where the sound would be 100% lined up. I had to make the walking slower or faster to make it line up correctly. What I found interesting when editing this short film was that I was using sound effects that weren't exactly what the object that makes the sound was. For example, when the man in the film is throwing down the $5 sign and puts on the jacket, I used the sound effect of a cardboard box being dropped. Or when another man is putting a bed spring on the wagon, I used heavy metal being lugged. This challenge was difficult for me at sometimes because I had never done or edited a film like this before. If I were to do this challenge again, I would probably be able to do a much better edited sound effect film but I think for the first time, I did a pretty good job at grasping what I needed to succeed.