interview

The thing I always seem to run into is where to interview someone. You want it to be somewhere they feel conferable at, but my house is so small trying to find the right location is killing me. And because of my girlfriends hectic schedule I couldn't shoot outside like I wanted, because she was working during the hours that would have been perfect. I always say, "work with what you've got" and right now that's not much. I really want this to be good, so it's stressing me out.

Keeping up

It's hard to keep up with everything while your in school. I tend to forget a lot of other things, including making sure I type on here. I've been wrapped up in other projects, like trying to get a small job, working on my short "The Survivor" and planning out my Documentary "Living With Death". Plus I'm producer for the short we are working on in Video Club at our school. With so many projects going on, sometimes trying to remember to write on a blog everyday gets hard.

Quotes

I feel, when dealing with a hard subject like Living With Death, main point of my mini bio, it's important to find some well mannered and needed quotes. Sometimes people get so into being afraid of the topic of death, they forget that some of the masters in writing have made quotes and viewed death as a journey not to be feared. "To Die will be an awfully big adventure" -  J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan

Starting the quarter

This is my third to last quarter at the Art Institute of Las Vegas. My study is Digital Filmmaking & Video Production. One of my classes this quarter, the one I made this blogger for, is Short Form Media Production. In this class we will be doing a lot of projects I'm excited to start. Our first one is a 3 minute mini Bio on a specific part of someone's life. I have chosen a topic that I have been wanting to work on for a long time and will start with this project and move forward with it. The topic I will be doing is "Living with Death". The idea is to focus on the loss of a loved one and moving forward while keeping their memory alive.