Filming Process

 During the process of us filming our shots, we had brainstorm the locations of where the shots would take place and how each person would act during the scene being shot for our opening of the film. 


Here Nathaniel (me) is filming a part of the film where a rumor is being spread around a group of friends due to one of them feeling left out and wanting the two close friends to break the bond that they have. This scene is very important to the plot of the story being told so it took us some tries to get it down but in the end we were all pleased with what we captured on film.

In this scene, the rumor is still being spread across friends but this time Dyanna is filming both Nathaniel (me) and Mahathi. this scene was the easiest to get out of all of them because it was a short clip compared to the one Dyanna had to act in. Dyanna's camera handling allowed this portion of the opening scene to be filmed flawlessly, and allowed us to move on to the next portion of the film smoothly.


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