Production Blog….Didn’t get to film today.

 


Heyyy scholars, welcome back to another blog. Recently, I have been getting ready to start filming my opening sequence. When working in a group, it can be difficult because everyone has different schedules. On days where I was free, other members were busy and vice versa. It started to get frustrating at times trying to find a day to film. On the day that we were originally scheduled to film, I couldn’t make it due to last minute circumstances. I had to watch over my younger siblings at the time. It was set for us to meet at another group mate's house for filming. It caused a bit of commotion between a group mate and I. She got really upset that we had to reschedule, which was understandable, but I felt she was inconsiderate at times. I felt really bad because it was kind of an inconvenience to my other group mates, but things happen. We were able to schedule for the following week, which was a plus cause everyone was really booked. Even though things got a bit out of hand, I’m glad things eventually worked out. Hopefully everything goes planned the next time we meet. We plan to film all in one day so that we have enough time to make edits and incorporate everything that is needed in the project. The scenes that we are filming are pretty simple, so that's an advantage. I think we can meet our one day goal of filming. Stay tuned for more updates scholars. Until next time!!

Yours Truly, A. LaFrance ;)

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