Since
it had been a few months since actually shooting the interviews, I
had forgotten a lot about the footage. One thing that I regretted was
that I had learned so much producing the two music videos, especially
the second one. By now I knew how to use my camera properly, and how
to maximize the settings to give me more of what I wanted. Because of
this learning, I quickly recognized some of the less-than-ideal
footage that I shot in the summer. This was especially clear in the
second interview, at Toshi's home. Oh well. That's what I have to
work with, and I could only work with what I've got.
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