On my first week on the job as their intern, my teammate and Visual Problem Solver, Kadeem Davis had assigned me my first out-field job. It was to go on a reference shooting, not only with him, but also with other interns/teammates. Reference shooting is we would take photos and videos of anything we see that is interesting or it maybe a good reference to use to look back. The reason why Kadeem set up this activity was for an upcoming in-the-making video for the YouTube Channel.
We went to a forest-like field where it is nearby the office in Hempstead, Long Island. There, I met two other interns, Shawn and Nanase. They also go to City Tech. Each intern had assigned task to do on this reference shooting project. Nanase’s task was to do behind-the-scenes of our adventures and whatnot. Shawn’s task was to be a “dummy” for perspective shots where he stands or sits. My task was to do reference shooting. It was my first ever to do something like this. At first I thought it would be an easy job, it was not. I had to look around and see if anything was interesting to me to take photos and/or videos. Although, at the same time, it was a fun activity to do with my teammates. I have gotten to learn and know more about my other interns I was working with, and experiencing how it feels to be doing something as this serious of a job as an intern.
