"Hurry up and wait!"

As I continue on interning at WYCC, new opportunities come my way. Last week I was able to go out with senior producer Mario Tharpe, to conduct man on the street interviews for the show in the loop. It was pretty cool, not including the fact that a lot of people are try to get just walked past me. Last week show dealt with child sex trafficking, and our panel was spot on with the responses. On Monday I went out with the crew to the Auditorium Theatre that is located in the Roosevelt University. We were shooting footage for the upcoming clarets that WYCC has to do. To be around the camera and the and the lighting in the equipment was very fascinating for me because those are things I want to do. Felix and Rossmoe help me to understand was needed to actually put together a production, and I realize that it's of the longer to set up than actually shoot the production. Everything had to be precise, and the lighting was the most important thing. We were in old building that had special lighting installed in the lighting actually didn't help us so they had to bring their own equipment. It took probably an hour along to get the lighting together. Actually just finished up transcribing for that shoot, and associate producer Meghan Etlinger, asked me to think like a producer for this. To come to take down notes of anything that I thought was interesting, how they reacted to one another in the body language things of that sort.