Final Task-The Clock is Ticking


Day 1 of filming has begun. I am extremely eager to embark on my filming journey. For this film, I will be in the actual movie. For the last 2 pervious projects I filmed and edited. My group and I have set super high expectations for this project. We want to push ourselves to be the best group. Luckily we were smart this time and have set our self times to do everything. Filming is getting really close and needs to be perfected so we can maximize our time together. Fortunately, Luke, me and Zane are really good actors and perfect the scene first time. The thing that bothers me the most is going be the fact of our editing. Our genre is sci-fi so making it seem futuristic is super hard. I understand that without a good looking futuristic feel these movies can look very awful. Luke Hamill is a great editor. He knows lots of tricks to make things like that look how we need it to be. Another possible struggle is the title sequence. We have really unique ideas that are way easier send then done. Im hoping that with our combined work and dedication we can easily accomplish this project successfully as a whole.

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