The Writing on the Wall

I just came back from a Girl Scout Video Production thing at a Hands-On museum.
On the car ride there, we talked a lot and listened to music. I also wrote a bit of my story. I brought my iPod too, so I didn't listen to the radio.
First, we did "pre-production" where we learned about storyboards and we made a storyboard for a "Freinds" episode. We also designed what we thought Boom Microphones will be like in 15-20 years. If you don't know, a boom microphone is the type of microphone that hangs above and moves as you speak. We also did interveiws of our freinds with a tape recorder, and wrote a story "using 2 careers from the movie buisness".
Then, we went and made a cheesy "Girl Scout's rule!" video and I got to be director (yay!) because I Pwned everyone (Grace and Meli [I think]) at Rock-Paper-Scissors. It was good, because I want to be a director when I'm older.
After that, we had lunch, then we edited the movies that we made in groups of 2 (or 3) and added music and stuff. Meli was my partner.
Then the troop leaders let us free in the museum, and we did a lot of activities. I also bought (buyed?) some marbles (15 for $1.50).
On the car ride back, no one really talked. We listened to music/read/wrote, but we talked a little bit.

Over and Out,
Me
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