Thought filming would be over.... but its not

 Today as I went to edit the clips from our last day filming, I noticed something terribly wrong! All the clips, that I shot while filming rendered super blurry. At first, I thought it was a problem with the editing software, so I restarted it but the same thing happened. I begun to worry as I was hoping I wouldn't have to re-film anything. I tried to shoot a sample video, and see if it was a problem with the software or clips. The sample video rendered clear so i knew that the actual clips is what was blurry. I even viewed the clips after our last filming day and they seemed to be fine, im not sure when or why this happened. Then, I wondered to myself if I didn't check them enough to see that they were blurry. Anyways, I was able to meet up with my teammates to re-film most of our scenes. This didn't take too long, as we mainly knew what we had to do since we had done it before I started by filming the first couple of scenes and then acted out as the kidnapper once again. For the most part, everything went smoothly. I also re-did the scenes in the car as we were driving because those were the most blurry, I believe this was due to the lighting at the time. I also had trouble on take 2 of one scene because our actors kept laughing at the dialogue. It took a while for us to calm down but we were good. After we ended up finishing once again, i checked over the scenes for real this time! I didnt notice anything wrong. I also went a step further and rendered them while at the park to see if it was the software or not. Everything still seems to be good. After, we packed up all the props and headed home. I checked my film once more and verified that everything was ready for editing! This was hopefully, my final day of filming!




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