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Week 5

 At our first production day we decided to cut the talking, but at our second production day we thought it would be more interesting for the audience if we added a little bit of talking. My group and I decided the beginning of the opening would be better without any talking and the end would be better if we added talking. This way we can give character to the actors. Also, Meadow crawling up the hill in pain was an add on to make the cage scene more believable. It also would keep the audience intrigued and asking questions, this way if there was more to our movie then just the opening, we would have the audience hooked so they would keep watching. In our class meetings we discussed that since this was the second day of filming, continuity was a very big part of our second day of filming. We all had to make sure we looked the exact same as we did on the first day. This meant the same shoes, same hoodies, and same pants. Also, our hair had to look as close to the same as it did on the first day. Obviously, hair can't be perfect due to factors we can't control like humidity. Once we got back to school, we jumped right into uploading all our clips onto OneDrive so we can get them onto our flash drive. After we got them onto the flash drive, we then uploaded them into a new project on Adobe Premiere Pro.   




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