Production Blog

 Hey Bloggers It's Aurum here back with another blog. Getting consistent here with the scheduling all for my fellow bloggers of course. Now lets get right into our topics for today's blog. Today we talk about our materials needed for the video shoot. Materials like props and costumes for the video as well as props for the certain settings and scenes we have. Mainly the party scene which may be quick but still needed to make it look more realistic. Costumes is another material that we'll utilize however we wont be needing too much variety. Thanks to us thinking ahead in the story board we made sure to plan so that the costumes needed wouldn't be too hard to access. The most I can see us needing is just more fashionable street clothing making the costume part very easy. Back on to props however for the first car scene we will need a car to film from and none of us are driving independently just yet. This just means we have a little convincing to get done. The park and trail scenes wont need many props however they will proper film taking to get to location clear. Props in that situation could also be a good way to help convey the feelings and story taking place at that point in the video however so it is definitely something we as a group will consider. As always thank you for listening bloggers and until next time. Peace out from Aj!



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