WE FILMED>>>

Hi guys, so ITS THE 17th. This is post recording and I have to say I am exhausted. It took about 6 hours to film today and we aren't even done yet. We took hundreds of shots in all different angles to see what would fit best. I had an amazing time with my group and the actors we chose did extremely well, and Ari (female actor) did an amazing job with her ballet routine. I believe that we are on our way to making a great film.

However, we did have a dilemma. So, we began filming at around 3 PM, and it was amazing as the train station had people but it was the right amount of people to make the scene feel more natural. However, as time progressed, more and more people began commuting from the train. At around 7 PM, the train scene had gotten too crowded for us to record, so we decided to walk around and see if we could find a new spot and we tried recording, but it didn't fit the train station. The only solution we had was that we have to go back another day to finish the final shot for the scene.

WE GOT IT!

Hi guys, so I called the Miami Dade County Office to ask if me and my group would be allowed to record at Bay view Park Metro-mover for a school project this Sunday. They told me it would not be a problem, but we have to be safe. They don't want us recording near the tracks as it could potentially be dangerous, and security could become too focused on what we are doing. We have to distance ourselves, but honestly, I couldn't be happier, as we are taking baby steps and we are slowly reaching presentation day. 

We also got the camera gear from a nearby place knows as 'BECON-T' and I am in the midst of learning the mechanics of how to use the gear, as it is very expensive and difficult to maneuver. We received an expensive camera, which looks like this, a large tripod to be able to stabilize our shots, and ring lights to implement bright lights into our opening. We record in less than 5 days, wow! The camera we are using looks a little something like this: