Yiayia Sewing

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This is an edit I made after studying some footage and experimenting with it through Angela Melitopoulos’ form of editing, seen in her film Passing Drama. After editing and workshopping the short video with my tutor, we unpacked some of the concepts of my film in order to find deeper links between each of the themes I want to explore (which are recorded in my ‘Notes for Film Structure’). This helped me understand more what I want to convey through my film and will be useful when developing my short film excerpt and final project over the summer.




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