Documentary - Planning

Planning for the documentary project itself was a really good time, we were given general creative freedom, so brainstorming was a good time. I wasn't present during the day the project was introduced so Nina and Joaquin filled me in on the topic they chose, and I helped develop it further with them.

Alot of my part in this was researching and location scouting, Nina left me a list of shots we needed to include in the documentary, so I used that to guide my search. I ventured out with Nina and Joaquin to both Brickell city center and Weston town center to record some B-roll and footage for the documentary. 

We ended up getting some really good footage, as the city center was super busy. We were able to capture the differences in social interactions throughout different communities, like the open suburban Weston compared to the close-knit community of Brickell

After we gathered enough footage, me and Joaquin focused on completing the script for the voice over, it was really important to us that we emphasized the importance of how much lack of walkability affects the community of different cities.