Filming is Not Easy!


 Today we all decided to hangout after school and start filming. Our project is really important to all of us because we want to get a good grade. We started by filming scenes 5-6 as it was good weather and we didn't want to wait. It was a rainy day in general so the pockets we got we took advantage. The first films we took turned out really great. To be safe we took multiple shots of the same scene. Our main actor was Zane Knapp. He really enjoyed being on camera so he never got tired of reshooting the same scene. After filming scene 5, 6 we went on to film 1, and 2. These were one of the most crucial scenes as they were our opening ones. We needed to get the perfect shot so we went into Zane's room. We started by us surrounding him and crying over him. Surprisingly this scene was very hard to film and took several tries. We needed this to be perfected. Finally, on the 8th try we got the perfect shot. We still spent several hours filming the rest of the parts. I think it was really smart to fill all the outside scenes first. After we finished the outside scenes it began to pour. We concluded the rest of the filming inside of Zane's house and made sure to get good shots multiple times. This will make our life for the editing easier.

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