An exhausting week of filming
We became TV producers this week, albeit not very good ones. We launched our new daily TV show, The Siesta Show.
It's been quite an interesting experience so far. We've had hiccups with the lighting, the sound and all sorts. It's also incredibly time consuming as apart from the filming there's quite a bit of time involved in playing around with the video, uploading it, getting it on the site, etc, and all at the same time as trying to make the show entertaining!
Anyway, if you missed any of this week's shows you can catch up on them at:
Monday - An intro to The Siesta Show
Tuesday - A chat with Inez Rix about life in Spain
Wednesday - We go for churros and chocolate for breakfast
Thursday - A chat with Technoape (Colin) who's just landed
Friday - Thanks for watching and what's coming next week
Hope you've enjoyed the shows as much as we've enjoyed putting them together.
See you next week.
It's been quite an interesting experience so far. We've had hiccups with the lighting, the sound and all sorts. It's also incredibly time consuming as apart from the filming there's quite a bit of time involved in playing around with the video, uploading it, getting it on the site, etc, and all at the same time as trying to make the show entertaining!
Anyway, if you missed any of this week's shows you can catch up on them at:
Monday - An intro to The Siesta Show
Tuesday - A chat with Inez Rix about life in Spain
Wednesday - We go for churros and chocolate for breakfast
Thursday - A chat with Technoape (Colin) who's just landed
Friday - Thanks for watching and what's coming next week
Hope you've enjoyed the shows as much as we've enjoyed putting them together.
See you next week.
Labels: churros, living in spain, the siesta show
posted by Eye on Spain at 3:10 PM
2 Comments:
I know for sure the result of your perseverance is enormous awards. You've spent your sweat and tears just to make this film, naturally, the outcome will be tremendous awards because of extraordinary craftsmanship.
Great idea - since the demise of Living in Spain TV, a service like this must be in demand. Looking forward to watching all the episodes thus far this evening.
Sean
http://www.dialabroad.eu/spain
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