The Final Task Finish Line



I'm thrilled to share the wonderful journey of our filming process with everyone. It's been incredibly rewarding, filled with moments of joy and excitement. While I may not have been the most skilled cameraperson, I'm proud of the quality of our shots. Using my phone as the main filming tool, I facilitated efficient collaboration by sharing clips in our group chat for editing distribution. This method streamlined our workflow and ensured equal editing responsibilities for everyone.

One aspect that particularly stood out to me was the freedom to unleash my creativity once we had captured all the essential angles. Experimenting with different camera angles and techniques was both exhilarating and fulfilling. Despite occasional mishaps from my teammates, the ability to retake shots effortlessly contributed to a smooth filming process.

Choosing vibrant park and beach settings added a captivating backdrop to our footage. The vivid colors and dynamic scenery further enhanced the visual appeal of our film. I thoroughly enjoyed collaborating with my groupmates Alyssa, Sloane, and Stella. Overall, the filming experience was incredibly gratifying, allowing me to explore and express my creative vision.

As I wrap up today's blog entry, I eagerly look forward to the next chapter of our filmmaking journey. Until next time, goodbye!

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