CCR Question #3

 Now, since we need 2 videos, 2 answered questions each, and since this is the 3rd question, I need another video idea!

Now the 3rd and 4th question, they focus a little more on what I learned and what I used, so I think a job interview would be best as a fun and efferent way to get across those questions.

I would start the scene with me in a tank top and shorts, something dirty, then I walk into the bathroom and get all ready then walk out with slick back hair and a suit ready for my job interview.

I don't want it to take too much time out of the information part of the video so I'll try to compress it as much as I can, then I can move to the interview scene of the CCR.

There are going to be 3 characters, me, the boss of the company, and the receptionist.

After the getting ready scene it'll be a quick scene of me stressing after the receptionist pointing me into the direction of his office and giving me a few tips like "Hey man, quick tip, talk about your experiences. That's what boss man is all about" 

Then I'd walk in, greet him, and answer his questions.

The question I'll be focusing on during this blog will be "How did your production skills develop throughout this project"

Now, if there is one word to describe our filming process, its definitely "problem". It felt like just about every 10 minutes we were running into something and we had to figure out how to get around it. We encountered problems like:

Non-functioning drone(made us pick a different film date)

Next drone not being up to our standards either(tree solution)

 Car breaking down(needed to get a different car)

People being in the back of shots(needing to reshoot)

Time of day changing during filming(needing to reshoot again)

Actor being sick

Wrong expressions on faces

Splitting up editing work

Font for credits being hard to read

Our team managed to work through and overcome all of these problems and learned a lot of things along the way, and one of the most important was to overwork. Shoot a little extra, have back up plans like we did with the car(but that was mostly luck that we had an available one), and just because you think your done, doesn't mean your actually done. I don't know if you remember, but a while ago I shared the schedule I and my teammates made and while I thought that our little "gap week" was just for us to relax, apparently that was very very important and we wouldn't have been close to finishing without it.

I'm going to break down the last question left and then get to some questions the interviewer could ask and then I'm already at the filming part of my CCR and ready to be done!