This week in class we were required to collect footage around RMIT of various objects, settings or environments, each being 10-15 minute shots, in order to create a haiku video. Each member in our class uploaded their own footage to the G Drive once completed, and from there we were able to use any video in the folder to create our own video. Collecting this footage was definitely an unusual experience as we only had a short amount of time to do so, and it was challenging thinking of things to video as there were very few guidelines. This was a positive however because it left it to our imagination and caused us to really think independently about what we were actually videoing. Some of my footage included the fans circling around on the ceiling, traffic lights and cars and trams driving past on the road, all of which I see going to RMIT every day.