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production blog: time to start acting


 Hey blog! its me again, today I will be talking about how my group and I worked on our project on Tuesday. I got dropped off at my friends house so the filming could begin. My group and I shot some scenes that needed to be filmed inside for about 30 minutes. After a while I asked if the video would be done today and my groupmate Maddie said that she would be busy after 4. This became a problem because one of our scenes is during sunset, which sets a certain mood to the audience when watching. After resolving that out we began to walk to the beach to continued filming. Once they reached the beached they recommended recording the scene off the sand First. it started off with us filming walking scenes mixed with facial expressions. After filming a few of those scenes I realized when we film the water scenes we will not have enough time to record the sand scenes in time. So I told my group that we should begin on that. So after some talking my groupmates agreed. In one of the shots there needed to be my two partners in the shot so I recorded. The shot was a low angle and a wide shot. During this process I also filmed one scene where one of my group mates had to grab a towel, the scene was meant to be dramatic and a close up. I had to record this scene about 4 times. The end result worked out exactly how it was pictured. My group and I were not able to finish filming this day. I suggested we could finish the weekend of or Friday and they agreed. That's it for today blog! Until next time. Karina logging off. 


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