Hot Sweaty Day On the Track

 Today was a big day for my group. It was our first chance to film and start on our commercial. Our commercial is about Adidas and we wanted to incorporate sports equipment from Adidas. It was a very hot day so we took lots of different shots and angles of the equipment. We had Jade and Katie act like they are playing a 1v1 in soccer. Unfortunately, we forgot a soccer ball so we had too borrow from a different group. We took multiple shots of the same angles and scenes. We did this because this allows to have more  choices to choose from when we edit. The soccer ball situation ended up being fine because other groups were very kind and wanted to head in on the hot day. Me and Mya ended up filling different angles. We had different visions in the entire commercial so filmed the parts necessary to see our vision come out. The next class we will look at our footage. We think we have all the footage we need. Incase we don't, we will refill the specific parts we need. I believe that we took enough videos for each scene and we have enough scenes. Editing might be a hard challenge for our group. None of us are experienced editors so this project will be good practice for our final project.  


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