Fran's Story

The camera work had all the essentials.  When it had a close up shot of her face, her eyes were on third and she had talking room.  It was also like that for each person they interviewed.  They had a couple close up shots of her writing and of her arm.  Whatever way the person they were interviewing was facing, they made sure to have talking space that way so it did not feel awkward.  I also think the camera was held still and wasn't that shaky.  I also liked the settings and backgrounds they picked when they interviewed each person. 

I really liked the story.  They did a good job of getting enough details to understand what its like and playing on the team but not to many that they didn't fit in with the focus.  I liked how they interviewed more than just her family so they got more perspectives.  I also liked how they got her in the classroom and not only on the court even though it was a sports clip because it showed a different side of her and how well she deals with her disability outside of the sport she plays.  I also liked how she had a positive attitude and wasn't downing herself because of it, she was showing people how you can do anything you put your heart into and nothing stopped her.


A-Roll: Anything you hear in the story; interviews, reporter voice overs, natural sound

B-Roll: Video footage that compliments the story