Timeline of what I am planning to do

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I have made a timeline which is going to help prompt me on what I need to film in the upcoming weeks. I do have some problems with time though, as I have 2 weeks until half term and this is when I go home, so I can't film my family until I am home. So I will need to wait to film that. However I am going to try and film whenever I have time to in these next 2 weeks, I have planned to try and organise if I can film my cousin asking her a few questions and I can also re-film some of my other interviews if I decide to do so. I will also film someone outside, I am yet to decide what order to put each section in. 


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