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My name is Josh Gilman and I'm the producer of CBS News 48 hours father and son. Water was an important visual
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element in telling this story. Are you ready? Do this thing. So what we decided to do was use a very high-speed
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video camera to create images of water dripping from a faucet, pouring from a faucet. And we got really creative with
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it using our camera team out in Salt Lake City. We went to Home Depot and we bought a plastic utility sink which
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would double as a bathtub. We cut it in half. We then glued a clear looseite panel onto the front of it and then we
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filled it with water and we started taking various shots of just about anything we could do with that bathtub.
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Starting with single drops. Okay. Ready? Go. And shooting them hitting the water from the side. We also
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did water pouring out of a faucet. We got underneath the bathtub. We moved the bathtub into an aquarium, put it up on
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uh saw horses and then move the camera underneath it so we could shoot the drops actually hitting the glass pane as
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if you were under the faucet. Of course, we shot it from above and we shot it from just about every angle we could
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think of. And what we ended up with was just a really, really interesting group of
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images that really helped tell this story in a unique way.