Progressing: Final Film

 As the days continue to pass I truly understand how little time is left. At this moment there is less than a month left to produce our final project. We are only somewhat done and need to be working at a pace. Due to this, I have decided that some of my after-school activities might need to be missed. I am on the tennis and football teams and have practices that overlap almost every day. This is a huge commitment for me. As well as being special and enjoyable for me to do after school. Since this project is a major concern on time I have decided to ask my coaches for a few potential practices off. Both sports are very keen on attendance and etiquette. Therefore, by letting my coaches know I will be missing practice I am excused from the missed practices. Filming is not the only hard part of the project. To each individual, everything is challenging in its own way. Personally, my group and I, believe the editing and time cutting is essential and difficult. To take lots of films, chop them up, and change them into only five minutes is some serious work. Luckily we are previously tasked with the same challenge, but only in a two-minute film. I believe this will challenge us, but the job will get done. Time off from practice would seem enjoyable yet there is still work to be done. Hopefully, I can get this project done in a timely manner and get back to practice. I will not rush this project because if I took time off and do bad, everything would have been a waste. This project will be my main focus for the next couple of weeks.







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