1. Documentary Video Dominique Callender- Editor, Director, Producer Department of Entertainment
SNEAKERHEADZ
Introduction
For my culmination project, I put my skills to the test by being the director, producer and editor of a short documentary named “Sneaker Head”. Which showed how the sneaker culture has changed over time, how difficult it has become to obtain these materialistic items, and the stories of the people who collect sneakers. This documentary also shows how reselling sneakers has become one of the biggest trending topic to date.
Conclusion
The world of collecting and selling sneakers has changed over the years and is forever changing with time. The process of this documentary helped me understand how hard it is to produce, edit and direct a production in a short period of time. My goal of this documentary is to give the audience an understanding of the lifestyle of the sneaker collecting culture. By putting you in the shoes of the “sneakerheads” life.
EDITING SOFTWARE:AVID MEDIA COMPSER
WHAT I LEARNED
Always have a plan A,B and C to back up your other plans.
Have a detail plan and the time to execute your production.
Always keep a eye on your progress to keep yourself on schedule.
A one man production crew is very difficult project to do.
Make sure you have the right resources to start and finish your production.
Equipment List
Canon Rebel T5i
Two Lighting Stands
Two Led 260 Watts Lights
Tripod
18-135mm Stm Lens
Lavalier Wired Microphone
Method
All footage was recorded with a Canon T5i camera.
Footage was shot with either a tripod and/or handheld.
Footage was recorded with a wired lavalier microphone via on camera audio.
Incorporated set lighting for sit down interviews.
Project was edited in Avid Media Composer
Budget
Quantity
Unit
Material
Price
      1
Ea.
Tripod
$25.00
Cannon t5i with mm stm lens
$950.00
Lavalier microphone
$15.00
     1
Small on camera LED x3
$120.00
Rode shotgun mic
$99.00
      1
32gb memory card
$20.00
lens protector
$10.00 2
Interview person lunch
$40
Subtotal = $ 1,289.00
10% contingency =  $
Total = $ 1,406.90
Acknowledgement
Prof. J McCullough, Prof. Ryoya Terao
Chastidy Remert, Brandon Reyes