Okay...We Are Getting Somewhere!

Hello, and welcome back to my blog! As you know, I have been documenting my progress throughout the production process of making my short film with my group. Prior to today, I had not made much progress. Unfortunately, me and my groupmates are busy a lot of the time. This has caused the time we have to film to be scarce. But don't worry I have good news too. Today, I made some progress with my group! 

Luckily, I was finally able to film some of the short film with my group. Over this weekend, my groupmates and I made it imperative that we got together and filmed. In some of my past blogs, I have explained how me and my groupmates all live pretty far away from each other. We have also been struggling to find a way to fix this issue. However, I realized yesterday that one of my groupmates, Kaz, just got his license! With this extra set of wheels, getting together on the weekends came a lot easier. We arranged who picked up who and then headed to Hunter's house to film. 

Since I was in charge of co-constructing and perfecting the storyboard, I was the director for this short film. It was super fun being able to actually start the production for this task. Especially after so much disappointment regarding it. But we finally got there! Although, we did not finish our filming for the short film. In fact, we only just finished the first few scenes. This is because we decided that it was a good idea to complete most if not all of the scenes that take place in Hunter's house. Therefore, any outdoor scenes, we did not do. Regardless, we made a lot of progress between this and our last check-in.




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