Our Global Warning

This blog has been done for the purpose of highlighting the development of our documentary film about Global Warming and Climate Change for our Environmental Science class. Our documentary film entitled "Our Global Warning" aims to warn and educate people about this threatening issue that is undoubtedly killing us silently.
Our group started making our documentary film last November 22, 2008. We went to Manila Zoo to take some pictures and to have some random interviews. We didn’t really have any plans on that particular shoot. We just went around taking some pictures of the place as well as of the animals. We also tried interviewing some workers in the zoo but then they refused when we told them we had to take a picture of them. Frustrated on having no one to interview, we decided to interview the kids who were having their fieldtrip and loitering around the zoo. But then the rain started to fall and so we waited until the rain stopped before we started our ambush interview. After finishing some interviews, we decided to call it a day and went home.
Almost two weeks have passed since our tour on Manila Zoo and we have not made any major changes on our documentary film. We tried making plans, outlines, and scripts but nothing has been finalized yet. Then last December 4, 2008, we finally talked about our plans on our documentary film and decided to have some shoots on the coming days.
We started our formal shoot last December 5, 2008. After our PE classes, we went straight to Joseph’s apartment to shoot on their rooftop. We finished some scenes and talked about our plans for tomorrow’s shoot.
December 6, 2008, we met at UST AMV building at 10 am. Together with the Biodiversity group of 1A9, we went to La Mesa Eco Park. Before we started our shoot, we prepared first our idiot board then went around the Eco Park to look for good places to shoot. After some preparations, we already started our shoot. We finished the introduction of our documentary film and some other scenes and by 3 pm we decided to call it a rap.
We haven’t interviewed any professional regarding our topic yet but we have already sent our questions to DENR and we are just waiting for our interview date. We are also planning to arrange interviews with PAGASA and Greenpeace but their decisions are still to come.