The
first interview was scheduled in early March. The last day of editing
the finished short was in early May. That means that the whole
production for this project was almost exactly 2 months. I don't know
if that is fast turnaround, or not, but it felt quick to me. (I
suppose that if this were my full time job, I would have completed
the project faster.)
Being
a musician, and knowing a bit about Ramon's life already, I had at
least some idea of what kinds of images I wanted to shoot for this
film. Right away, it was clear that I wanted footage of him at his
place of work, the church where he is the music director. I also
thought that the setting of the church would make nice shots.
This
was the first shooting that I have ever done, so one thing that I
learned too late was lighting. I had two different cameras for this
shot. One was an iPhone, and the other was a point-and-click Canon
from many years ago (I didn't have access to the second iPhone, yet).
They both welcomed light a bit differently from each other, so while
one seemed like it was lit fine, the other looked quite a bit washed
out.






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