My first artefact is an Into The Wood video which I produced for Boreham Wood Vs Halifax on 14/09/2021. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86NaECDhVsk&t=42s 

Reflection in action
-I really enjoyed filming this video. It was the first Into The Wood video I had produced, so I was doing something I had never done before. I was out of my comfort zone, not only filming a video I had never done but also filming for the first time for a professional industry and not for uni. 
-Being my first Into the Wood video I wasn't sure on the timings of things such as when the players arrive, when they come out to warm up, when the fans arrive etc so I was a bit all over the place trying to be everywhere to make sure I captured all the footage I needed. Although it was stressful at the time, I stayed calm and got through it managing to get everything I needed. 
-Filming this video I had to be creative and know what to film and more importantly what was worth filming. I had to think about the fans and what they really wanted to see. This is why I focused a lot on the behind the scene footage because this is what they can't see normally so will interest them most. 
-When I was filming the fans I had to be alert at all times to make sure I was filming to catch their reactions to any goals and chants (Act immediately, Schon, 1987)  
-I had to have knowledge of the equipment. After 2 years of being online at uni, I hadn't used any professional camera equipment for a very long time so I had to adapt to the situation and refresh my memory.

Reflection on action 
-When filming this video there was one main problem. Due to me not using a camera for over 2 years as a result of the pandemic I didn't feel comfortable using it. So I decided to use my phone instead. Whilst half way through the second half the battery was running low and I still had the rest of the game plus post match footage to film. This has taught me that it would have saved a lot of time and stress if I had refreshed my memory with the camera instead of using my phone.
-Following on from this, as a result of me using my phone to film it meant that in order for me to be able to transfer it over onto my laptop to edit I had to film in sections otherwise the file was too big. This made me miss a crucial bit of footage of the fans celebrating a goal, as I had stopped filming at this point. Next time I do this I will use a camera to film as phones aren't practical enough when you want to film long duration videos. 
-Another thing I would do Different is carry a note pad with me. So that I can jot down the exact time in the game when something significant happens such as a goal or the fans signing. This would have saved me a lot of time after when it come to the editing the footage as I wouldn't have had to go through the whole 90 minutes of the game. I could have just skipped to the timings I had wrote down. 
-Next time I do an Into the Wood video I will be more confident with my filming. Looking back I could have got a lot closer contact with the players and pitch side more often to really give the fans a sense of belonging with the club (e.g. when the players walk out be pitch side)
-New info gain- use Kolbs & Gibbs: Description, Feelings, Evaluation, Analysis, Conclusion, Action Plan

-Due to Jean living in Loughborough we wasn’t able to meet up in person to interview her, but due to COVID and being online for over a year we had been taught how to interview over zoom. 

-03.11.21 today my group interviewed football historian Bilinda at the National Football Museum. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to go as I was meeting with my subject for my documentary, but they reported back to me they it went really well. She answered all the questions and they got some really good footage of the museum to add to our package. 
-05.11.21 the interview itself with Lily went really well. I was the interviewer for this one as I wasn’t able to attend the interview with Belinda so it was fair to spread the roles out. 
-15.11.21 today my group and I met up to write our running order and script for the TV show as we will be filming it tomorrow in the studio. I'm really excited as i'm the presenter so to be able to have this opportunity to present in the studios is a great experience. Also using the professional camera equipment and auto cue etc gives me preparation and an insight into the broadcasting industry. 
-16.11.21 Today we presented for our Tv Show. I really enjoyed being the presenter for this project as presenting is something I want to pursue further so getting this experience under my belt is crucial. It was great to be able to be in the studio and get to finally use all the professional equipment. Overall, the Tv show went really well and I feel a lot more confident working in a studio.

Reflection on action 
-When Lily arrived we wasn't set up or tested out the camera which delayed the interview and made it look quite unprofessional. When I next to an interview I will allow myself enough time before to set up the equipment.