Production Blog: Filming

 When starting the filming process, Julie and I had to figure out how we can get our film done on time. We both have busy schedules, so it's important to plan out how we can film without having to interfere with any of our activities. I have dance and work after school, so I wouldn't be able to work on our film after school, so my best bet is to film on the weekend. A good idea that I came up with is to film each of our individual parts at our own free time. Luckily, most of the short film can be done individually, and only a few of the scenes will need to filmed together. Julie is going to be filming her parts at her house, and I will film my parts at my house. The only part that I will need to film is the scene where Courtney is at her house and is putting together a plan on how she will embarrass Macie. She will then eventually find an embarrassing picture of her, which she will then use to send out to the whole school. I will probably ask my mom to record these scenes for me, or if I can find a tripod that will be at a good set up to record me. Julie will be filming her scenes at her house. Julie has a couple more scenes to record them me, but they shouldn't be too difficult. The scenes that she will be recording are the ones that are in Macie's house/room. Her friend Ava will most likely be helping her film. I plan on filming my scenes on my phone, which is an iPhone 13 pro max, so it is good quality. I hope that when I begin to film these scenes that I won't have too much trouble getting the right angle. I also hope that the shots come out how I imagined them to.  We will also have to figure out how we will film the scenes at school. I know that there are a couple of issues when it comes to filming at school, but hopefully it won't be too much of a problem because we only need to record some of the scenes in the bus loop. If any of this will be a problem, we will have to make some changes to our storyboard. But hopefully everything works out nicely for us!