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1. How did this second week go for you? What was challenging?  What could Mr. Burr have done better?

This second week went smoother than the last one because it was easier to adapt to what I had to do. It would've been nicer to see a student's example of a storyboard that they made and used.

2. What was the most valuable thing you learned this week? Why?
The most valuable thing I learned this week was managing my shots throughout the day, and figuring out good angles to take videos of. For example, using the sun for my outside clips was useful, and it would definitely help me for later projects as well. Similarly, spreading my shots throughout multiple days let me see the overall picture and gave me second chances for another morning if I wanted to change it up.
3. How did you feel about the Life in Seconds Project & Pre-Production? What went well? What could go better?
The production was fun to do, and it went quite well for me. Something that could go better would be improving my storyboard, as it was a bit messy, but still helped me visualize my shot.

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I don't know how to overlay these pictures, so here's all of them in separate posts.

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1. Ping Pong
- Juggling
- Playing (looping = smashing or spinning the ball)
- Serves / Grip
2. Normal Day
- Waking up + routine
- Driving to appointments (volunteering, etc.)
- Debate research, online classes, etc.
3. Games
- Chess playing
- Rubix Cube
- Videogames (computer, switch, phone)
4. Cooking (over multiple days)
- Snack creations
- Lunch
- Dinner
5. Ice skating
- Going out / meeting up with friends
- Learning how to ice skate for the first time
- Dinner + other activities