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March 20 2018


     Today I showed my group the clip from pitch perfect that I discussed in an earlier blog post. Two of my group mates liked it, but one thought it was too clichè and pointless.

     We began filming basic scenes that didn’t require a lot of strategy. The more complex scenes will be filmed last, which are mostly the action packed scenes that will take much longer to get the perfect shot. Our group agrees this is the most strategic way to get the whole film opening done, as well as the least stressful route to take. Seeing progress being made is motivating and will allow us to add in the final scenes in an effective manner. 

     Other than that we are focused on the final goal, which has always been creating a film opening that we would all personally watch the whole movie to. 

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