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Victim of the Industry | Best Editing 2014

By J. Stapleton-Durham | May 18, 2015

“Victim of the Industry” won the award for ‘Best Editing’ during the 2014 Rod Serling Video Festival. The filmmaker is Jacqueline Xerri, Grade 11, of Oceanside, NY.

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