During our last class, when we shot our interviews my group ran into some trouble shooting. Our sound was not working. The worst part about this is that we did not realize this mistake until half through our interviews. This meant that we had to go back and shoot all of the interviews again. That was after we fixed our mistake. Our mistake turned out to be that we never even turned on our receiver. This was such as simple error that could easily have been avoided, but non the less it happened with 6 people watching. This goes to show that just because it looks set up doesn’t mean that it is set up. Now I have learned, that before recording one should test all of the materials that they are working with to make sure that all systems are green.
