1 in 2000

    In e-comm class we had to interview someone under the alias of a reporter for NPR news, doing a report for the 1 in 2000 challenge. I interviewed the student Reece Krall, who is a ONW student, as well as a friend of mine. Reece plays the drums and is a high achieving student. I was very interested to interview him, and what came out if the interview was the fact that over his summer break, he played video games.
    The voiceover aspect of the project was a little tough for me. It was not hard because of the voiceover itself but mainly because I'm not passionate about interviewing, I prefer making fun videos for everyone to enjoy and have a good laugh, I didn't really get that in my interview. So making it wasn't the hard at all, it was just the fact that my heart wasn't in it.
    Shooting the video was fun but there were difficulties in the process. The first time we shot, it was really good material, but none of the audio files were there while i was trying to edit. So I had to go back and completely reshoot the whole entire thing, which the second time, it unfortunately did not come out as well.
    In the end I wouldn't say that i necessarily love my video, but I made due with what I had avialable to me and plus the 1 minute time constraint was tough. If I had to say some things I liked about my video it would have to be the images during the intro voiceover, and also the end sponshorship, which always gives me a good laugh.

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