Interviewing an assistant psychologist

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I thought for this interview that I would have a pure white background as I want to attention from the audience to be about what she is saying. I also asked if she could wear her NHS badge to show she works for the NHS.

When filming I had a few problems with the videos taking up storage on the SD cards, but I luckily had a backup one.

Once I had filmed I put all the videos on my laptop and it ended up to be 28 minutes worth of editing! So I sat down and edited this footage right down to what I felt was the most key things that were said. It ended being 2 minutes and 40 seconds. I know this might be quite long but I feel as though what she is saying is interesting and important in looking at the topic of social media.

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