How They Live Documentary

How They Live Documentary

Bailey Gannett
May 11, 2015

By: Bailey Gannett and Olivia Jones

A 35 minute documentary on how people of various ages and backgrounds construct their meaning of life through different life experiences. From an  adorable two year old to a World War Two veteran and everyone in between, we managed to represent many diverse people in this film.

 

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