Another great filming day.

 Today was my second day filming our opening sequence. To start, before filming i reviewed my clips from the last session once again. I did this to make sure that we had not made any errors, and we didn'
t need to re-film anything. The good news was, everything looked perfect, we didn't need to re-do or edit any of our clips from my first day of filming. But, we still had a lot of work ahead of us. I put my costume on, and acted out a few scenes to start. I made sure that I had all the props that I needed for that day. Furthermore, after putting my costume on, I wanted to check and make sure that the editing software did not need to be updated, and that it was ready for when we needed it, after filming. I checked Imovie, and everything seemed to be running smoothly, so I started to finish the opening sequence. I filmed the last remaining scenes and then forgot to leave room for the sound track! There were some scene in which my lines were not correct. As a result, they were wordy, and the scenes that we filmed did not have any time left for the music. It would not be ideal to talk over a sound track that emphasizes the ton of the film. So after I re-acted those parts out, everything was looking good. After we were done filming our opening sequence, we review our clips once more. I did film today, I only acted out so this is why i wanted to review the footage. I found one error in the filming, so i went back and did a take 2, and that one came out good. For the most part, i am very proud of my job through the filming process of this film. I am happy with the production and how it is coming along!

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