Filming

Sony Alpha 6000 (ILCE-6000) review: Sony Alpha 6000 mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera almost has it all - CNETHey blog. While in the process of filming my commercial about me I wouldn't want it to just be pictures and videos. I would also like to speak for myself. advertise myself. I would set up a Sony camera, in a room where I'm asked questions about myself. Almost like a documentary or a trailer. I would ask questions like "who makes who you are''. Or "what's your aspiration in life". Also questions like "When do you feel the most happiest". I want this project to show me off in the best way possible. Hopefully in a 3-5 minuet time frame. I would have my dad help me out on this because he has a side job were he gets hired to film for people. Almost like a director. Also I would like another persons point of view of me. especially someone so close to me like my father. Maybe if I have time I might film B-roll, or filler scenes of my current state. But other than that I believe the filming part of my project should come together prettywell. Really grateful this is our project. Tune in for the next blog Thank you.



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