Talked To AKC

Talked to the CEO of Double Up Mr. AKC and he has found more people to interview.  These interviews will be in relation to the documentary subject of finding entertainment for halftime.

This weekend I will be in Jacksonville but I will continue interviewing the people that I'm in Jacksonville with.

Interviews logged

Yesterday I logged and captured my interviews from FAMU's School of Journalism and Graphic Communication.  The soundbites are pretty powerful, and have motivated me to interview students in other schools across the campus.

On Monday I will try to interview at least two more students and I will attempt to interview someone in the FAMU Athletic Department, preferably Mr. Horne.

Today I will plan out exactly how I want to layout my soundbites into this 15 minute documentary.  I think that this doc might be the one that may get me and my family out of the slums, and into Hollywood.

Interviews going well

Yesterday I interviewed five people for the doc.  Among those five was Mr. AKC's son and friend.  The rest were students inside of FAMU's School of Journalism and Graphic Communication. So yesterday was a good day.

I also talked to more students about the doc and they want me to interview them next week.  So I just need to log and capture the footage and I will start editing more soundbites.

Also I showed a class my trailer on YouTube and they liked it.  The funny part about that experience was when Bloodshot's "Clublife" was playing the girls in the class started to juke and dance.  That was hilarious!!

Trailer Done

Yesterday I interviewed Tuskee Barnes, a journalism student at FAMU about the topic of this documentary.  She did a great job and offered some interesting opinions about where FAMU should go in regards of entertainment. I also interviewed Mr. AKC, a local artist.  He also gave me a great soundbite.

These soundbites were so good they motivated me to start and finish a trailer for the documentary.  I am loading it up on YouTube right now.  After it loads up I will post it on Facebook to see what happens.

Interviewed students in SJGC

Yesterday I interviewed about four student in FAMU's SJGC about the issue of entertainment during half-time.  As I expected a lot of good sound bite that will make this documentary a winner.

Ms. Iverson is helping me find former Marching 100 members to interview.

Today I will log and capture the interviews.

Setting up interviews

A new week means a new opportunity to interview these FAMU students, and that's exactly what I plan on doing.  I talked to a classmate of mine last semester, Tuskee Barnes, and she said she doesn't mind talking about the situation regarding the next move for half-time entertainment.

My goal next week is to interview one student and one faculty member.