Thanksgiving back in Miami was exactly the kind of recharge I needed to myself back focused on the documentary. After building my portfolio for capstone, playing producer for News20, working crazy hours and more school… I was about to completely lose my mind. While I was home I was able to get a lot of the busy work done like logging my footage from the night before and building a script. Before I left, I asked one of the journalism students to do the voiceovers. I chose my friend Sasha because I felt she had great clarity, a nice tone, and great pacing with her words.
When I finally made it back to Tallahassee, we met up and laid down the voiceovers. I was really excited to have completed all the elements needed… or so I thought. Later that night when I was capturing the audio, I discovered this static sound all over the voiceovers… my heart sunk. I sat looking at the screen for 10 minutes… frustrated, angry, a little hurt, but mostly confused. I had to reschedule and redo the voiceovers only one problem I have turn my camera in to the professor. Luckily, Sasha had received her camera so we were able to relay the voiceovers down, and ease my mind.
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