Downtown Street Team – Just Say Hi

Posting requirements: Tag https://www.facebook.com/downtownstreetsteamrnrnSo…there are a few things with this one. I got approval to trim the front to the ‘San Francisco’ card. I’m trying to convince them to let us start when Keeira starts talking and just add San Francisco, CA on an overlay at the beginning instead. Will keep you posted on that.…

Posting requirements:
Tag https://www.facebook.com/downtownstreetsteamrnrnSo…there are a few things with this one. I got approval to trim the front to the ‘San Francisco’ card. I’m trying to convince them to let us start when Keeira starts talking and just add San Francisco, CA on an overlay at the beginning instead. Will keep you posted on that. rnrnThey want a slate with credits at the end – they asked for them all in the share text and I offered this up as an alternative because that’s a lot of share text: rnrnVideo Credits:rnDirected by: Brenton Gieser (brentongieser.500px.com)rnFilmed by: Felix Uribe (felixuribe.com) and Brenton GieserrnEdited by: Shun-Luoi Fong (shunluoifong.com)”rn
Source:
Downtown Street Team
Contact name:
Brandon Davis
Contact email:
Brandon@streetsteam.org

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