Production Blog: A Very Long Weekend.

 

POV: Me at work.

    Hello, loves! Welcome to my production blog. I'm eager to update you on the status of the music video project my group and I have been working on. In order for us to start working we need to choose a good day for everyone to come together and begin the production process. But this past weekend showed how difficult that may be. I was unable to shoot because we just received this project this past week. Due to my job schedule and the fact that I was unaware of the initiative, I was unable to take time off. We would all need to pick a day when we could all give the project our full attention in order to effectively launch it. Since both Zoe and I had been working for a while, she was one of my group mates who also experienced this issue. Despite this, we still have plenty of time to complete this; it would simply have been good to begin our filming earlier. The weather last weekend was ideal for our beach music video. So, I'm crossing my fingers that our good fortune will continue and we'll be able to film this next week. Particularly because I was able to take time off of work as soon as I heard. Ensuring that I have the entire weekend off because we plan to start filming either on Friday or on Tuesday. Tuesday, as there is no school. The day would be ours to dedicate to this effort. Alternatively, because we will already be in school on Friday, we can go to the beach and start working there after school. The journey promises to be exciting. As we collaborate to make our music video, I'll keep you informed about our progress and any new developments. Stay tuned for more updates on our production!

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