Filming

I have conducted my filming and am very happy with how it turned out. I arrived at the Sea Life Aquarium at 10am as agreed and met Matt Haworth. He showed me down to the coral section of the aquarium and I began to explain how he would be helping today. He had already printed out the email I had sent with the questions attached and he felt he was ready to talk. This was a good move and am happy I looked into the video of how to film for a documentry interview. He had prepared what he was going to say and this is essential for a good interview. I then interviewed Matt with the agreed questions and he answered with confidence. After, i was allowed to go back to the public viewing side of the tanks and film for as long as I needed throughout the whole aquarium. I spend about an hour filming various tanks as well as behind the tank for that 'behind the scenes' feel the audience will be wanting this is normally off limits to the public.

I gained over 20gb of footage that is usefull and feel i have enough to complete my video. Now all there is needed to be done is the magazine cover, insert and the editing process.