Day 2 of shootingggggggg

HELLLOOOOOO THIS IS OUR SECOND DAY OF FILMINGGGGGG…

But this post is not made on the same day, as we actually had our second day of filming on 3/20/24

    ANYWAYSSS…We concentrated on getting all of the school scenes for our movie on the second day of filming. This featured sequences where Fernando and I entered the school and made our way to the JROTC room. In order to maximize the resources at our disposal and make sure that our filming wouldn't interfere with other courses, we chose to shoot during fourth period at the school. Makayla was here too, working alongside Fernando and myself to make sure everything went as planned. To aid with challenging photos, we also called in our friends Marcos, Shaun, and Niah, who provided an additional level of support and knowledge to our production.

    Dealing with the locked school doors was one of the biggest obstacles we had to overcome during the shoot. Given that throughout the day the doors are usually locked. We had to work together with someone to hold the door open so that Fernando and I could enter without being locked out for security reasons. To make sure that our filming schedule didn't be interrupted and that we could easily capture the desired scenes, this required meticulous planning and organization. Despite this obstacle, we overcame it by working together and being flexible, finishing our second day of shooting smoothly.

Here are some nice pictures to look at:




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