The first week went okay for me. The online platform wasn't particularly challenging itself because it was very organized and precise, but was challenging because I didn't plan and use my time well on one of the days. I don't think Mr. Burr could have done anything else. 
2. What was the most valuable thing you learned this week? Why?
      I think that the most valuable thing I learned this week were all of the different types of shots. I never knew how many kinds of camera shots were used and needed to make good videos. Such as an establishing shot and an extreme close up shot. I think this was the most valuable because I feel like a good variety of different shots are the basis and fundamentals of a good video. I am sure that I will use these shots in future projects for this class. 
3. How were the Skillshare tutorials? What did you like or not like about them?
      The skillshare tutorials were very helpful. I liked that they were broken up into little segments. It made them more interesting, almost like a tv show instead of a movie. The one on editing was really helpful.
4. How did you feel about the Capture a Location project? What went well? What could go better?
      I actually really liked the Capture a Location Project. I was able to really express my creativity and felt like I had a lot of flexibility on what it was that I was capturing. What went well for me was the actual filming of the clips. However, the audio really threw me for a loop and I couldn't figure out how to add audio for awhile. 
5. Do you feel like you have a basic understanding of iMovie and shooting video on your phone? Why or why not?
I do feel like I have a basic understanding of iMovie and shooting video on my phone. I feel like this because there were lots of useful aids to help me during this first week, and I feel like I was able to improve my videography skills, even just from the youtube videos we watched.