Production blog- The beginning

 Welcome to the start of a masterpiece of film. Me and my groupmate Alek have constructed a strategic and creative plan to overcome this project. So far I've perfected our filming scenes and have recruited our top notch actors. I have obtained equipment like a nice camera and settings for shots. Our prepardness is top notch in the filming stage of this project. Our main objective get the 5 W's to be flawless and presentable. Where, What, When, Why, and who. These being clearly shown in the film process will be crucial so we set up each thing before rolling film. We really want to enjoy bringing this production to life as it has been in the making for a while now. The research and inspiration has motivated us to having our inner film makers come out. Action shots are most popular between the group as we want to rush to clear videoed and crazy parkour like movements. Of course taking accountability for the amount of time we will both be taking on each scenes. Hopefully we can get through this and get the job done. With all these ideas and film slots I think our passion will make this project a success. We will continue with execution this week and moving on so see you back here soon! Next time we will advance on opening scene which must be a flawless execution. Exciting to share how long and the type of notes we will be taking. Tons of excitement and preperation for this next filming time will be excellent. Your actors are set. Lights are prepped. Cameras are ready. Get ready for the action!








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