Things I would do different:
I would have covered an even simpler script, having been given such a short time frame.
I would not have turned my camera sideways during video capturing, as this has caused more than a couple of headaches.
I would have been more prepared with specific questions for the interview.
I might have considered interrupting the actor's interview responses, during original capture, every time I realized he was getting off track from what I was trying to accomplish. This would have cut down heavily on the amount of total video minutes I initially began working with.
Instead of making sub-clips of raw clips and using all clips to organize my storyboard, I would just throw all the raw clips into a single sequence, and used the 'razor' to edit them from there, and after they were edited individually, I could go back and puzzle piece together a storyboard.
I would have used Adobe's 'story' function to incorporate my script in to the editing process more efficiently.
I would delete everything but the highest quality clips/footage right up front... first thing. Instead, I chose to keep way too much crap footage "just in case" which just made the whole editing environment more cluttered.
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