Eczema post 3- Filming

So I've finished all three interviews I planned to do and they went pretty well and considering they were related to me made it feel a lot more personal and easier to carry out. 

The questions I asked all three were:

1) where would you get it?

2) tell me a time where is was really bad

Then considering who they were, I asked questions related to their age and experience. Such as:

1) Child- would anyone in school ever say anything or ask you about it?

2) Old lady- Did anyone else in your family before you have eczema? When did it start occurring for you?

Then for myself because it was my piece and I knew the things I wanted to tell I was able to give a lot more and having 19 years experience with this i had a great deal to tell. 

A good part when filming this was that I didn't have to relay on anyone else because I carried out the interviews myself, I set up the equipment and made sure the lighting was right. I also went through the questions before hand just so they had time to think of their answer without being put on the spot. 

However now that I need to get some pick up shots of everyone carrying out their daily rotations I will need an extra part of hands especially when it comes to myself.