Revision

Production

March

Week 3:  

    Shot new footage at Japanese Gardens (Hayward, CA)

    Equipment used:  video captured with Canon elph 350, Tripod 

    

Week 4:

    Finish script, Record narration


Post Production

April

Week 1:

    Assemble new footage, include in existing video slides


Week 2:

    Continue edit, sync music/audio effects


Week 3:

    Design end credit template

    


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