Filming dilemma

Hey bloggers! Welcome back to another blog with your favorite blogger me! Today we get into what I like to call a filming dilemma. As I get more into the story you’ll be able to understand better. So as you know the due date for our project is rapidly approaching. Which also means we should have at least have some film ready. However our group hadn’t thought of the idea of recording some parts separately and editing it all together afterwards. We were still collectively going with the idea that we all had to be available at the same time to get this video done. But with Suse’s birthday on Sunday and homecoming on Saturday with the game on Friday. We quickly realized that we could go about this in a better more efficient way. Thinking about this idea now really made me wish we had thought of it sooner. Especially with how busy some of our schedules can be on the weekend. We still do plan on meeting up together for a few scenes as a group. However with getting majority of them out the way by doing them on our own will greatly help our group stay on time with this assignment. We’ve been working well together thus far. I’ve also made sure to stay on top of my roles in the group so that we didn’t fall behind. All that’s left now is to close out this project strong and don’t make all our effort for nothing. With this backup plan however we should be good and be able to get our work done on time. So yea bloggers that was basically the entire fulminant dilemma. I may have over exaggerated it in the title but hey this is definitely an important factor in our project. Anyways thanks for reading my latest entry fellow bloggers! Aurum out!



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