Production Blog: Scheduling Finalization

    We have spoken to all of our actors about the schedule. We have all been able to set a date for our shoot. We have decided to start the recording process next week Wednesday. This day is honestly perfect. We all go to the same school so we will just drive to the shooting location together. Also, the weather is going to be perfect due to the time of year. To add to that, one of our actors has a car so we will be able to get around easily. Once we get to the location, we will begin shooting immediately. We have printed out the script. We have also printed out the shooting script. We have also put together the costumes for each scene. We have about 2 costume changes. We have packed them and when the shooting day arrives we will put them all in a bag and head to the location. We have also confirmed rides. My mother will be the one driving me home after we complete the shooting. Also, one of our locations is a 5-minute walk from the second location. That is extremely convenient for my team and I. I honestly wish we could have begun shooting from earlier. But it is completely not up to me. We should be able to finish everything in time though. Once we complete filming the scenes, we will jump right into editing with no procrastination.



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