This week I began catching up my portfolio, interviewed another individual for my final product, and completed some assessments.
Some of the successes we are having
have been with the interviews. I have grown more comfortable conducting the
interview without help from Mr. Trahan, and the opinions and ideas we have
received will create a great story. We have also had success with logging the
video because it has taught me how to work quickly and efficiently, while
drawing out the quotes and ideas that are most prevalent to the story.
A difficulty for me has been the
“stand ups” Mr. Trahan has had me do. This is when you report into the camera
in an introductory blurb. I have found it difficult because Mr. Trahan has me
improvise the whole thing. I tend to use flowery language and long-winded
sentences, especially when thinking on my feet. Mr. Trahan has been teaching
me, however, that short, concise sentences are better because it makes them
easier to work with in a story. We have also had difficulty obtaining wildlife
footage. Our story will be fine without it, but it would create a nice touch if
we could include this footage.
I am highly pleased with the way
the product is progressing. My only regret is that there is not enough time for
our story to go as in depth as we would like. But for the amount of time we
have been given, we are making the best story possible.
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