itb vox pop

                                          ITB VOX POP

We  decided to do a vox pop style for our documentary. We wrote down a few questions and we went around our college ITB. We interviewed six people. We stopped random students to see if they could answer are questions. At the start the students a few student's didn't want to answer our questions but after a while we able to get a few CDM students to answer our questions. We filmed this first set of questions in A block on the third to get a quiet place with good lighting.After this we move to the s block to try and find some other students and we were able to find new students that were in different courses.

This was a great day of filming because we learned a lot from this We learned from this that we need to change the wording of our questions and that we need to go to a different college to get more interviews and hopeful get different answers. We also realised

we needed to attach a mic to our zoom to get a better sound quality and that we needed a boom pole to help with not having the mic in the shot.

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