Filming Day 2 Blog

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 Today was a rather easy day for our group. Last period we finished most of our filming. Or at least the more difficult ones. Today we only needed to film one scene. This scene was very easy. It was me looking over a piece of completed homework. Then putting a check mark at the top of the paper. This checkmark is supposed to resemble a Nike logo. This scene links school to the commercial. Opening up the Nike stereotype over the real world. Also it makes clean transition wen you zoom into the Nike logo. In our scene we used a high angle over my head. As well as an extreme close up of the logo. After we filmed that I helped another group film. I did this by being an actor in their commercial. I was the main actor in all the scenes. I went out to the track and did a variety of things. Such as run, stretch, drink water, etc. Next class we will edit all the clips together and add voiceovers and music. Overall a rather easy day, but Wednesday will be harder. In the piece


of media attached you can see the checkmark and my groupmates.

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