We collected the same equipment as at shoot 1 but had also got a boom mic. Chase and I explained to the rest of the group the feed back we had got from the seminar so that Jack (the camerman) could think about what shots to take. We got there and set up a place for the camera and where the light was going to go and set off on the interview asking the questions as seen in the proposal. It went quite smoothly and Nathan has been on camera before and so didn't take long to loose the nervous that showed at the very beggining of the interview. We got alot of usefull information and audio that we could straight away tell would work well in our documentary, as he gave long answers and told us some stories such as about his parents going to see his work and what they think of his art work.
I think overall the shoot was a success and we left with around about an hour also, but again it took longer than we had originally planned for it to take and missed out on getting shots of his studio he has upstairs and some of his other work he had at his house.
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