#shift 5

@noobish-scene-kid

"Puppets, wha-Memory why are you taking the camera Memory!" Elliot watches as Memory takes the camera into a boarded-up room "How did the camera go through a wall-"

I̴͇̅̈́͌̚̚͝t̴̢̡͔̳͉͖͊͊́̽̒̆̕ͅ ̵͚̋̄̎̀͝ș̷̘͔̤͈̉̿̋̽͠t̷̩̯̲̼͉͖̔̀̈́͝y̷͓̟̳͍̏͂̈͌̓̇͠͠ ̵̣̺͉͉̮̇̓̃͂͜g̷̩̫̩͂ẃ̸͇̥̙͉̪̏͑͝n̶͓̝͉̿̓͊̉̌̓̕s̵͕̭̣̝͈̈́l̵͍͉̥̞͙̙̼̻̂̐̃ ̴̧͙̗̖̙̍̊͑̍̉̇J̸̥͇̱̱̙͔͑̂̃̇͘͠q̶̖̋͆̽̇̈́̃̋͒q̶̡̎̊͛̎̃̎̕n̷̨͍̔͊̓̒̑ṫ̷̥͓͓͗̀͌̑̋y̷̡̪̣̓̚͜ ̸̲͕͇̤̣̝͋̽̃̓̾͌n̵̡̥͙̲̰͉͌͗̊̆̈́s̸͈̖̿͐ỳ̸̘͓̲̻͂͊ṯ̵͐̆͂̒͛̆͒ ̸̡̙̝̹͍̖̲̿̃̊̐ḓ̷̢̰̣̦̱̞͊̏̐̋̓̄̕t̵̛̖͙̭͇̗͗̅͗̑̒̇͜z̷̢̭̙̹̟̽͜͜w̴̛̼̰͍͆̈́̈́͝ͅ ̸̪̹͈̟͈̺̮͍̓̀͂̀͒̕͝r̷̨̛̦̝̥̱̞̞̂̄̎͋̉̚͘f̶̧̗̘̣̤̘̊i̵͖̹̫̹͕̯̱͐͒s̶̭̭͍͕͍̹̟̉̄̍͑j̵̙̞̗͖̍͝x̶̛̭̯̑̏x̸̯̫̓̊̄͐́̀̚.̷̆̈́̃̅͘̚ͅ ̷̯̺̈́̽Ḏ̵̰̭͈́͑͌͆̑͝͝ͅṭ̵̨̧̱̳̻̿͒̾͜ͅz̶̧̓̋̈́̔̀̕ ̴̨̙͇͚͎̲̅͆͜h̶̢̨̽̀͂́̋ḟ̸͎̃s̸̪͑̔͗̕ ̴̡͓̻̺̻̺̤̑̅̈̉͒ỵ̶̧͕̥̙̥̉̋͛͆͆j̶̞̝̝̱̹̣̑͌q̴̫͉̠̄̑̊̓͝q̴̻̩̯̫͕̤͋̊ ̸͖̘̭̘̣̳͎̣͛̂̔̋͗̓̕r̴̠̂̂j̸͈̗͙͌̆̈̀ ̶̢̡̣̬̰͇́̃̔̕f̷̛̙̺̉q̶͇̅̍̈͂́̕q̵̳͈̰͂͗͆̃̔͠ ̷͔̘̯̻͖̓̐̍̈́́̑͝f̵̘͙̩͚̪̞͉̻̆͆̓̕g̶͚̦͕̩̈́̏̈́̓̃̉̀͐t̷̖̮̓̆̇́̀ź̴̡͕̮̱̑̍͗͋̔̍͠ͅy̸̲̦̋̽̈́ ̴̧̨̛̹̥̩̠̗̯̾̓͗̈̌͝d̸̢̪̜͉͖̪͉̰͋̃͠ţ̸̛̾͐͂̀̇̎͠z̶̰͍̘̳̔̕w̴̡̡̟̼͙̘͒̓̄̒̆ ̷̠̙̪͇̙̓̊̕m̵͇̩̰̝͓͈͍̀͂̈̏f̸̨͗y̸̧̧̢̺̝̪͈͒̆͗̈͊̃ͅw̶̨̙̱̯̖͒̾̔͘͠͠j̴̪̩̿͒̅̑͠i̴̖̦͎̐̈͑̈́ ̵̨̣̦̃̅̚ͅk̸̲̬͊́͋͘̕t̷̡̧̬͈̗̩͍̃͗w̸͎̘͎̉̚ ̸̢͎̦̤̩͎̜̫͝ḋ̴̢͖̺̱̪ͅt̷̢͕̯̝̫̄̃̉̀z̷̤̝͓͈̠̹̈́̃͜w̷̧̛̼̫̗̣͍͊̌̾̕͜ ̶̧̥͖̲̥͈̹̂̈́̌u̴̟͍͚͍͙̼̦͎͆̃́͒z̴̡̛̖̥̣̝̘̺̓̋͐ū̶̮̪͊̾ủ̶̺̟̳͍̳̺̈́̍̂̍͛͜͜j̶̟͎͙͖͎͚̱͇̐̆̓͝y̴̱͆̌͂́̈̕͝x̶͙̝̪͈̱̞̓̔̓̒,̵̧̨̰̟̦̿͌͒̔ͅ ̴͚̦̦̺̃͑̓͆̈́g̸̨͓͖̉͛͒͌͂͛͝z̵̡̝͔̳͓͂̍̐͋̾̆͠͠ỳ̶̛͔͆̒ ̵͇̼̍̇̀̔̐͊x̶̙̪͍̤̥͛͗u̸̫̘͊͆́̀͝f̵̧̛̺̩̼͌̆̀̀̒ẃ̶̼̱͚̎͛͐̉̇̍͝j̷̨͓̗͊͑͐̏̚ ̵̧̰̰͈͑J̸̲̻̤̩͉̞̐̌̕͝q̴̗̂͑̕͘͜q̴̞̬̜̬͚͐̉̽͝n̶͎̈́̾͛̈͒̾t̵̛̹̭́̅̄͠͝ẙ̵̫͈̥̉͐́ ̸̝̙͖̋͌͛͌̑̈́͘ḱ̸̨͔̺͉̪̥̲̦̌̈́͐̿̂w̷͙̽̑̚t̴̲̫̘͍̟̋̉̄͝͠͠r̵̨̼̫͓̟̗̜̊̒̕ ̷̳͐͑̀̈̃͒ȳ̶̼̣̙͓m̶̨̯̒̔ĵ̴͖͓̲̮̭̝̫̜ ̴̡̭̘̪̠̰̫̓̃̃́͋̕i̴̟̭͔̜̓̉̉̀͐̈͌j̷̦͈͈̻̳̈́͌̃y̵͙͍̍̋f̷̧̡̗̹͖͔̣̋n̴̼̱͖̜̝͖̽̍̔̔̚q̵͈͔̟̣̫̮̒͊̚͝͝x̸̢̻͚͚͈͋̑͜.̷̛̳̳̼̋̊͌̍̅̚ ̸̧̪̮̟̟̻̱̑͑̒̌̾̚͘͜G̴̖̊̾̂q̷͇͖̋́ͅn̸̨͖̖̜̣͈̟͎͐̔̔͋̓͠x̴̧̻̖̤̀͜ͅͅẋ̵̡̤̱̬̭̈́̐̽͜͝ ̷̢̡̙̗̂̿̃n̷̺̼̠͙͖͇͑̾x̴̫͇̩̭̱̀́̕͝͝ ̶̨̮̻̥̞͕̚͜ǵ̵̼̥̞͙̗̣̾͒̈́͗ĵ̴̻̳̰͖̥̻͖͋͋ẙ̸̮̙̟̦̘̝͂̈́͐̋́͒͝y̷̩̎͑̎͆̏͂̿̚j̴̺̼͌̈́̃̃͛͝ẃ̶̛̪̗̻̎̎̐̏͝͠ ̸̞̯̫͖̭̄͋̐ͅk̴̞͉͇̄͊̔͘t̴̘̮̿̒̉̈͋͝͝ẇ̸̖̺̤̠̋̂̓͛͒ ̵̮̼͚̈́y̷̯̖̦̰͆͌͒͒̐̌͐͜m̶̨̳̺͙̥̼͇͒̏ͅj̴͕̜̗̓̅r̵̨̩̍͜

During today’s shift, I focused mainly on writing scripts for the three interviews i completed. I listened to the pre-interviews to make sure I created questions that best reflected the more engaging things interviewees had to say. Still, when my producer looked over my scripts he kept some parts but ended up rewriting most of it which goes to show that I still have a lot to learn.

For example, he said for a show like this, where the filmed interview is relatively short (10-15 minutes), I have to make my questions more pointed. Also, in terms of sequence, I need to start with questions that touch on what is happening today, followed by the past and then by the future. It makes sense for this medium, but intuitively, I’m used to following a more linear past-present-future sequence.