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Production Blog: Lights, Camera, ACTION!

 


Hey, blog! It's me again. Today I will discuss our first day of filming for our short film. I started off the day by confirming everyone in the first 3 scenes would be able to attend our filming session. After everyone confirmed I began to head over to our set location, my partners Marianas' house. I arrived before everyone else did because I wanted to go over what we would be filming that day and in what order we would set everything on the set. After a couple minutes people began to arrive and they began to review the script for the scenes we were going to do. My partner and I went over the itinerary for that day. As this finished we began to set it up and started. I decided the let everyone continue going over their script for another ten minutes. While they did this Mariana and I filmed the establishing shot to show where the story is taking place. 

Once this task was finished we began filming. I decided to let my partner film the first few shots. After this, I began to film. I shot the close-up and the high angle.  I started to get hungry and assumed everyone else on the set was also hungry. I decided to get food for them since they are helping us make this possible. After we ate and proceeded to film, that concluded our tasks for that day. It was a very successful film day. I headed home and thought about starting editing but decided to wait till we had more shots. That's it for today's blog! Stay tuned to see our final results, until next time.

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