filming day: wrapping up

 Today my group and I finished up the filming process. We collected our props and materials and began. I walked over to our previous filming location with my fellow group member. I made sure the set and characters looked similar to our previous filming day. I rewrote the secret message. I then folded a new gum wrapper into a heart. I acted in a clip, running up to my groupmate. I then handed her the gum wrapper heart. This was my last acting clip. I then helped to film the remainder of the commercial. I helped decide on angles and placement. I helped to make sure we got enough shots of each scene. Once all clips/scenes were filmed, I helped to go over each clip to finalize before we began the editing process. I took and went over a couple behind the scenes pictures. My group and I wrapped up for the day and ended with some finishing touches. I then helped to clean up set and replace anything we had moved back to to where it was originally. I then walked back to the classroom. In the classroom I began brainstorming some editing ideas. I also thought about how we will put this commercial together and the clip ordering and such. Then class came to a close and we wrapped up the day completely. 


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