We needed to shoot a lot of scenes, so the hot weather could not stop us. There were 25 takes of just one scene! We were all involved in the process. Bruce and Sherita acted, I got to log shots, and Edward got some good experience working the camera equipment.

Bruce and Sherita make their entrance for the first scene - racing up to the cars to check them out.

Al Stenstrup, Wisconsin DNR educator, joins them in his role as a Corbin salesperson.

Sherita hangs out in the Sparrow waiting for her cue.

Bruce practices his lines in the shade of a bright green Sparrow.

After a couple of hours we decided to have a lunch break. The crew ate at the company' s restaurant. We had to eat fast because there was a lot more work to do.

Around 6:00 is when the day ended. We were all exhausted from the heat, but the work was done! So the crew packed up the equipment, loaded it into the vehicles, and headed out.

Jenny Pelej, Wisconsin DNR public information specialist, wants to take one home. Pamela Denner, our Corbin Motors liaison, sees us off.

For dinner, we wanted to try something new. Instead of going out to eat, we ordered pizza and Chinese food, and watched a movie. Today was another great day!

By Leah Morrow, Student, North Division High School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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