James interviewed Bob Winn. He talked about his ancestors, as well as his life’s achievements and goals. He decided to do an investigation, so he could include as much information about the Winn family history as possible, as this was the topic he chose to focus on. He visited the Winn Bakehouse and the Winn Garden to research their history for the investigation. He wanted to show the importance of Bob’s ancestors in the development of Coromandel Valley. His first interview was a little awkward, but he received a lot of useful information. Too much, in fact, as the 1000 word count posed a problem for him when producing his investigation.

Sam has started off his presentation by showing his documentary that he has made for his application. Sam enjoys making films, and has lived in the area all his life. In the initial interview, they talked about different aspects that could be incorporated into the film. He first created a rough plan of how the film would be put together and then finially filmed on the third meeting. The short film was edited with final cut pro. The film shows change over time well as it is a fairly new technology. Sam didn’t expect that much help from Kevin, and found it hard to keep it to the 4 minute time limit. He would prefer to have planned more shots before filming.

Latoya interviewed Sallie Stanford. At the interviews, they focussed on lead lighting. After the interviews, she sorted out her notes and divided them into separate sections. The notes covered such topics as her life story, lead lighting and some of her most treasured memories. She designed and made a web page, consisting of a home page as well as three other pages giving information and pictures. The page has not been completed yet.