A time I had shift gears when I at least expected at Seattle Central, is during Design History. The video project was set in plan and ready to. Everyone hyped we had everything we needed locked down. We filmed and got our content and it was well thought out. We had our hiccups but nothing too crazy in the early process of collecting film and storyboarding. Then the editing process came. Everything was there and align and was about to wrap up. The first problem occur when one of our project partners had their computer stolen along with out audio recorder.
We were pretty ahead of the game on time so it didn’t hurt us too much but made the timeline way tighter. But things still look good and still had plenty of time for them to get everything back and start up again. Then the audio recording came and realize I had to cut down 2 hours of audio into 30mins. The shift was run but we were too deep into to abandon project. So I stepped to doing more hours of editing to make sure it got done.
The finished project was not 100% what we wanted it to be but it was still something we were proud of and learned from.