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1 minute video


 For this project, we had to record a one minute video of what we did on our weekend. on the Sunday, I was at a rehearsal for a show so I reordered part of one of the songs we where doing. I chose to record this because on the Saturday I  was at a con with hundreds of other people who I did not have permission to film. 
    I filmed this as I forgot the dance many times and I thought filming it would help, I also filmed it as I thought it would be interesting for an outsider to watch. I think the filming went well, even though it is a simple 1 minute video, it does the job of helping me remember the dance. I set the camera up and took a wide shot for the film so I could get everyone in.


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