Debbie Downer

I'm a little worried about timing for my project. I have so much left to do and summer events and scenes I really want to get in parks, by the lakes and gorges, and during Ithaca Festival. Finding time to film and edit this cuts close to the deadline for my project to be completed. However, time crunches can work to my advantage. I tend to get more done and be more efficient when I'm feeling a bit rushed.

As for music, at the moment, I've been using free, legal downloads from a website called audioblocks, but I hope somehow I can still use some of the songs I had picked out before, if I'm not publically publishing or profiting from it.

And lastly, I'm actually quite upset about the time I took to interview all of the Ithaca college students. I feel like I took two steps forward and three steps back, because somehow something didn't work right with the microphone and there is no audio to anything that they said. It's very possible that this was 100% an error made on my part. I'm hugely disappointed in myself because not only am I missing work that I took the effort to do, but I also loved what they said. It's possible I can still incorporate some of what they said by paraphrasing it in my voiceover. Anyways, what I've learned from this experience is to ALWAYS TRIPLE CHECK THAT EVERYTHING IS WORKING. 

Now I'm just going to move forward and continue to film. I'm hoping to get to Streets Alive this weekend.

Here's a picture from Cornell campus: