(8) 17th December Filming at Girl Guides Camp

On Wednesday, Keziah filmed her girl guides team. The girl guides are a group of young females who support one another in different tasks and acknowledge that team work is essential to get tasks complete. Keziah said:" I really enjoyed working with my Girls as they know how to have fun, and they are full of life and excitement!" 

Keziah is a team leader and she is in charge of looking after them and making sure that they have a good time! 

Keziahs picture displays her young girl guide peers, concentrating on their craft and displaying their creative skills to the camera. 

I particularly enjoyed watching this scene on the camera because, it shows that when a young child is concentrated on something they enjoy, the outcome is truly beautiful.

The girl guides just recently came back from Swirzerland and Keziah stated that "It was a holiday that she is always going to remember." 

Girl guides is a good experience for young girls to make friends and support one another, it was a great opportunity to share. 

(9) 15th January Tweaking our video!

My group and I are near to the end of our editing and we are just making sure that we are tweaking the little bits that can be tweaked. This blog is about is about our project. I took these pictures with my phone to show you what we have accomplished with the editing of our video. 

This shot is of me enjoying myself at Live Magazine in the video booth. As you can see, the effects that we have implemented are in the video and will make the video much more dramatic and will resemble a trailer for a tv show in E4. 

This particular scene is the start of the trailer. 

This image reflects all of the hardwork we have put into this video and it also shows dedicated we are to make this perfect. 

These are only a few examples of our editing but I just wanted to show you the progress that my group and I have made. 

(7) 12th Decemember 2014 Filming in Brixton at Livity HQ

On Friday, Emma Keziah and I went to Brixton to film in 'Live Magazine'. Live Magazine is a Youth Magazine which talks about everything but mostly talks about urban music. Our day there was exciting and fun and we all had fun filming.

On Friday I displayed my journalistic side and writ and article about how using the 'N-word' is inappropriate whatever the circumstances. Keziah and Emma both read the Live Magazine and gave their own specific opinion about it. 

After getting to know a little about Live, we all decided to check out everyone doing their work and how ask them how great it is working at Live. Everyone is working hard to try and make Live the best it can be and always striving fro the best. Furthermore, everyone at Live is kind and friendly and they always embrace new members to come in and join the crew!

Lastly, the group and I went into the famous video booth where all of the 'If I ruled the world..' video's are taken. We had fun dressing up in the little outfits that the room had and we enjoyed videoing out project in their even though it was tremendously hot in there. 

Live was an amazing experience and I am so glad that we were able to shoot there as it was a calming environment and everyone enjoyed us being there. 

(6) 11th December 2014 Filming in Hainault at St Johns Ambulance Training base

On Thursday James and I went to his work experience location in Hainault  where he demonstrated his leadership skills in front of twenty students and his four mentors. James displayed a few techniques him and his fellow peers use when out on duties as a training paramedic.

This picture displays James reflecting his skills as a training paramedic and him displaying his skills. 

James then displayed a few more techniques to the class but couldn't be filmed due to a few of the his peers not asking for permission from their parents. 

In the room, there were different important things that displayed that this space was used aspiring paramedics as there were little things in the room that stated it.

All three of these images show how important this space is not only for the students but to the carers of the building and how important it is for them to take care of their equipment. 

Overall, the night was very successful as James demonstrated his leadership skills and shown us where he spends his time outside of school.