Becky took Mataya to the neighborhood where her documentary was taking place for some sunrise b-roll.
5:45am
I took Megan to L'il Dizzy's to do sunrise b-roll inside the restaurant--the prep chef; the dew on the windows; the waitresses arriving, etc.
8:45am
Leaving Megan to continue gathering footage, I joined Becky and Mataya at the church to be the sound gal for her two camera operation. Becky manned the P2 Mataya set up in the balocony, Mataya roamed around cpaturing closer views, and I sat on the floor, with the Zoom sound recorder.
11:05am
Leave church to retrieve Megan...take her to the hotel.
11:30am
We heard back at the hotel that the Gay Pride Parade was going to be emanating very close to the hotel, so a few ran over to take pictures there.
The rest of the afternoon was filled with students getting their edits ready for the New Orleans Photo Alliance critique at 5pm....
4:30pm
We piled into the van and went to the Photo Alliance for our final critique, followed by a celebratory dinner at Juan's Flying Burrito.
9:30pm
Everyone followed Tony to the Howlin' Wolf's Den to capture the last of his footage on brass bands where he began: The Hot 8 Brass Band. The rest just went to enjoy the music.
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