Day 1 of shooting

 HEYYYYYYYYYYYYY soooooo today we had to start filming for the first time anddddd it went ok here’s my little run down of what went down: 

Stepping onto the set for the first day of shooting for "48th Court" filled me with a mix of nerves and excitement. Months of planning, from casting to scouting locations, had led to this moment. The air was charged with anticipation as the crew worked diligently to set up each scene, striving to capture the essence of our youthful storyline. Watching my fellow teenage actors bring their characters to life was both surreal and incredibly gratifying, as if the script had leaped off the page and into reality before my eyes.

However, the first day of shooting also brought its own set of challenges. From technical hiccups to unexpected changes in lighting, we encountered obstacles that tested our resolve and problem-solving skills. Despite the setbacks, we never wavered, fueling our determination to overcome any hurdles that came our way. With each take, we grew more confident and united, setting the stage for what promises to be an unforgettable cinematic journey with "48th Court."

Here are some pictures from our ordeal

~ Before Filming ~

~ During Filming ~

~ Before Filming ~

~ After filming ~

~ Filming at school ~




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