Post Production 4: Update on The Interview

 I conducted the interview this week and got all the information that I needed for my feature article. I also started playing around with InDesign and figuring out what I needed to be doing. I discovered that I'm not very technologically advanced and had a kind of hard time working the software, but once I messed around with it for a little, I started to understand it more. With the information from the interview, I started the feature article, and did most of the other pages. Now i just need to take my pictures and put those in too.

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