How to give a bowl a proper foot, with potter Natalie Waddell

Natalie Waddell, a judge on The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down demonstrates how to trim a bowl.
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The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down is a competition series where ten of Canada's most talented potters will compete to be crowned best at the wheel. It’s hosted by award-winning actor Jennifer Robertson and judged by expert judges Natalie Waddell and Brendan Tang along with guest judge, pottery enthusiast and actor Seth Rogen.
Featuring clever challenges, beautiful creations, and personal stories, the series unearths what inspires the potter's passion for clay.
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[@lyanneornstein4269]

When I trim a bowl with a truly rounded bottom, the foot inside the rim will reflect just that (the roundness within) . I am wondering why you have decided not to leaving it thinner as it goes to the center rather than even through out? Also the same goes for the bowl where it meets the foot and a foot definition though these later might more be considered a matter of taste?
Komodo’s to explaining how to observe the inside shape and where the extra weight is prior to starting!

[@Cleokelly1978]

What a disappointing finale. There were two other sets that were hands above what won. Elsa was overlooked far too many times. Seemed like the winner had been chosen early on.