Redoes and Fix ups

 Today was another filming day. I felt that extra shots and small details were needed. Therefore, we went back to the track and the field and reshot some shots. Sadly, again it was a very hot and tiring day. I thought that it was necessary and my group agreed with me. We shot several shots again, this including the soccer shots and the fans. I needed to get different angles for all these shots and made sure to get different possible angles incase one looked better than the other. We finished with some extra time and decided to review all our footage. It looks like someone how we missed a scene from the storyboard. We needed to have every scene from the story board so we shot it. The first shot came out amazing and had everything we needed. Just to be safe we took a few extra shots and made sure they will all very good. I then planned out how the editing was going to work. I packed up all of our equipment including all our adidas clothes and headed inside. We were very stressed out for the work to come and wanted a head start in the editing. We decided on the iPhone software iMovie which is very simple. It being simple is very beneficial because none of us has had previous editing experience.


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