Editing Triumph of the Will (section)

===Editing===
Riefenstahl was visited by high-ranking Nazis during the editing process. Hitler suggested the title ''Triumph of the Will'' in September 1934. Goebbels came on 5 December, Hitler and [[Julius Schaub]] on 6 December, and Hess on 7 December. She started with 130,000 metres of film and reduced it to 3,000 metres by March 1935. The final product was almost twice as long as ''Victory of Faith''.{{sfn|Niven|2018|pp=76-78}}

[[Walter von Reichenau]] visited Riefenstahl in December 1934 to see the footage she shot of the military. He was disappointed that Riefenstahl was not going to include the footage in the final film due to the poor quality caused by bad weather during the military exercises. She later produced ''[[Day of Freedom: Our Armed Forces]]'' which focused on the military at the 1935 Nuremberg Rally.{{sfn|Niven|2018|pp=82-83}}