I started by planning questions that I was going to ask for my interview with my dad. My dad told me to ask questions about his upbringing and my grandads way of sort of teaching my dad to be independent, I wanted to get the audience to sort of feel what it was like for grandad moving to Bristol and struggles he would face, these questions could trigger emotions, which could be quite sensitive which is what this interview was. A sensitive but happy documentary. I began setting up the lights and started the interview, I made my dad introduce himself and what he would be talking about then jumping straight into the questioning.  With each question I answered I waited until he finished his sentence, creating a pause for a few seconds then Continuing on with the next question, this didn't mean it was question after question sort of rushing, doing it with a pause made the pace of the production, a lot calmer and a controlled pace. Getting my B-roll from my family photos albums was hard, not having very many photos off my Granddad, so I asked my aunt if she had any photos which she did and allowed me to use for shooting my footage. before I started filming I decided to change where it would be filmed, the idea I had originally turned out to be a little cramped, so I decided to film on my kitchen counter where it had good lighting and a better space to put the equipment.