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Planning Blog: Script

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  Scene 1:   Location:  Easterlin Park ( woods)   Detective  Carter   “ Well, it’s not  every day  you see something like this .. .”   Criminalist John   “Yea h , this is very  un usual.  Whoever did this  knew what they were doing; they left no evidence”   Detective   Carter   “ Since there  aren’t  many clues  here,  we should probably look around”   Detective  Wilson   “ That ’ s  a great idea! Should we  s plit?   Officer  Morgan   “ Yes ,  that  sounds good,  let ’s   do groups of 2 but someone will be by themself” Forensic Photographer   “ I'll  stay back I  have to  take more photos of this  anyways ”   *Group Disbands into pairs*     Scene 2 :   Location:   Easterlin Park  (woods)     Detective  Carter   “ Cases like these are the hardest part...
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Finally Starting to film

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 Hey there! Back with an update on our filming progress. We kicked off today by shooting scene 1, as we agreed to split filming across several days due to everyone's limited availability. Also, since we needed specific lighting close to sundown, spreading out the filming was essential. Scene 1 was thankfully short, so it didn't demand too much from us today. I took on the role of Detective Carter, for which I had prepared the appropriate attire based on my earlier research. However, I ran into a snag when I couldn't find a tie to complete the look. Luckily, one of our groupmates had an extra tie on hand, saving the day. Once we all gathered at the filming location, we scouted for the perfect spot and set up the tripod along with other equipment and props. With everything in place, we decided to run through the dialogue and do a practice run of the scene to ensure smooth execution during filming. Thankfully, our rehearsal paid off, and the actual filming went smoothly, allow...
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Reviewing the film

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Hey Blog, I'm back with an update on our video project! So, a few days back, we finally wrapped up the video editing process. But before we share it with the world, we thought it'd be wise to get some feedback from a third party. We decided on a mutual friend who wasn't involved in the production process, so they could give us an unbiased opinion. We handed over a copy of the video for them to review thoroughly. After some time, our friend came back with their feedback. Overall, they said the video was pretty good, which was a relief! However, they did point out some areas for improvement. They mentioned that the acting seemed a bit awkward at times, but they also understood it was our first time acting in a video together. They particularly liked how we ended the video on a cliffhanger, which they thought would captivate the audience. But, there was one scene that didn't quite meet the mark. Our friend highlighted issues with its quality, which we hadn't noticed be...
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