The children who filming at sports events last week have now given feedback and responses to their experience. I have compiled the responses here:
Of the three children who filmed for the Matariki Day celebration, all felt they enjoyed filming a sports event more than filming at the Matariki Day.
Some things that children felt they got better at included:
-Learning how to use the camera cover during rain.
-Felt they got more confident each time they recorded.
Some children went to the events by themselves while others went as a buddy. Responses were positive for all children, despite whether they were by themselves or with a buddy:
- "I felt good by myself. I felt like I needed to work independently."
- "We were able to record games with not many complaints or arguments."
- "He was a good buddy with recording was because he helped me a lot with recording and he was very fun videoing with."
The responses from children who went out to sports events as videographers was really positive. This can be seen in the graph above. All children came back feeling that they had a positive experience. Reasons for this included:
- "I loved it! but I got soaking wet."
- "It was a good experience because I came out of my comfort zone and it was just a lot different."
- "Because I loved videoing them playing [sport] and watching how good they are."
- "I enjoyed it because recording them was fun. I thought I got some very good shots..."
I feel that these responses couldn't be better! The children's written responses are all positive and enthusiastic.
Of these four children, one was happy sticking to being a videographer. The other three all expressed interest in giving other news roles a go too. None of the children said they didn't want to be doing it. I feel that this is a really good indication that they are feeling more confident through being videographers.
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