So after what my sister told me. Me and my groupmates with the criticism we receive. We deicide to reshoot majority of the scenes. One of the scenes we shoot was of me driving around. The context to this is prior to me meeting with Chris. With me calling him to meet up at McDonald's. To get this scene Daniel was on top of the hood of the car recording me safely while I was driving. But with Daniel recording from the outside and me talking inside the car. We had ran into some issues. We over came these issues by recording my voice inside through my phone. The clip that came from this was one of the better looking scenes in my opinion. Plus it was funny to see Daniel laying on top of the hood recording me. When we were recording Chris came and we decided to record the other scenes we needed. All of the scenes we took after that was straightforward. Only issue that came about this was my dog getting involved for the scenes. She randomly got involved when we use to shoot and had to res...
The big day came of us finally deciding where we would film. We know how we want our shots but the location is the current issue. Our main place where most of the shots going to take place is going to be at my house. My house is the most ideal for our group since it's located near our place and has the most space between all of us in the group. Also within my house, is where we recorded the first time around, and personally, I can imagine the different scenes playing out within my house. Most of the storyboard was based on places around my house. The room layout, and the house too. As most of the spots where I want to record are going to be in the dark, we will see whether we should set up the lighting and if it fits the atmosphere we are going for. My house is near the beach. We are going to plan to see if there's a way we can incorporate a restaurant or an alleyway nearby. The moon does hold significance to the plot and want it to show through the filming process. Another t...
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