So that's that and today is back to work, back to reality and back to freaking out. Actually, when I woke up today it was rather zen. Tadoussac was covered in a think fog, everything was still and silent. It was like waking up in a dream, and boy did it ever calm my nerves. That and the 10 degree weather, seriously, it's 10 degrees out, stop complaining Montrealers. Maybe it's because I'm still exhausted and still recovering from the weekend and slightly hopped up on cold medication (yes, I have a cold in July) but the end seems close. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. Don't get me wrong, I love this job. Everyday I'm learning something new about editing, storytelling, scripting and my own abilities and having lots of fun, but I am looking forward to that moment when I type the last word and hit save. I'm proud of what I have so far and since I'm not in film production and by no means a technology expert, I hope that the storytelling/journalistic ability will really come through for me.
With a exactly a month left I have a game plan. Video One will be shot by Sunday and the only thing left after that is a little archival footage. Video Two will be shot for the most part by Saturday and video three is slated for next week.
On a totally unrelated topic, I finally got my photos from the kayak extravaganza this weekend. They were being held hostage in a foreign phone but I pulled a little Noreiga magic and removed them.
So today features a little scrapbook of the experience but cannot accurately depict the crazy. So, enjoy!
Sean's car never looked so good
ADVENTURE!
Campsite at Anse a Tabatiere
Sean cooking with his homemade oven mitt. It's two socks.
In tune with nature... as a tripod.
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