On the filming day I was also first AD and was on the clapper board calling action for each shot and each take, and kept everyone up to date on what shot we were on and what take it was. I also worked well with our director and kept them right on certain specifics of a couple of shots and made sure we were capturing as much accurate footage as possible.

For the edit I was the online editor and had a struggled time tying to clean up the edit in certain points, this was because what we filmed was nowhere up to a good level of quality which made it hard to edit overall but especially fine tune. In the end I managed to get the scene finished as best as possible and exported, then handed in the finished scene.

Overall I thought the prep was good and everyone done their part, location was a bit off due to noise however, the shoot could have went better which would have lead to a better edit. However everyone worked good and well with each other.

I struggled to find any contributors, in the beginning I'd contacted two people I went to school with, who are both budding musicians, both have played in Glasgow venues and one lives in Glasgow, for our section on civic pride which we initially based more around the music scene in Glasgow. The first I contacted got back to me not feeling like she could be of much help, the other responded after I found out the contributors needed to be "authority figures".

After a show around the sound desk by Andy I am confident that I should be able to complete the job to an acceptable standard for the record day on the 29th of November.