Team Meeting

 Unfortunately, the group was unable to get together this week to shoot. This caused us to fall behind for a few days, which was quite frustrating. Many of us had jobs, and even when we didn't, others had commitments they had to keep. We still found time to discuss our movie despite this slight hiccup. To iron out the kinks of the project, the group agreed to have a phone call. We were once more fixated on the entrance. The introduction's formatting is unknown to us. As a result, we all had many various suggestions for how to carry it out. We all offered suggestions on how to adjust specific scenes and dialogue to fit the introduction. We know exactly how we want the names and titles to be shown, even though details like the typeface haven't been worked out. This might mean that some of the sequences need to be reshot, but we have no problem making this change in order to get the greatest possible result.

    The committee decided that in order to define the locale of the movie, we should use landscape views. A group member and actor named Randy offered to film this section alone. We don't have a lot of time to capture insignificant details like that, so this would be a huge assistance. Since the director's job is shared equally by all of us, we also talked about the camera angle and shot selection. Victoria and Aidan decided to edit the movie themselves. They had no problems with this because they have the most editing experience and they like it the most. Working with them will also provide me with a new set of eyes to look for errors or more effective ways to complete tasks. The team looked at other free options to include non-diegetic audio into the movie as we waited for a response from Bakar and the other songwriters we contacted. I think we made some work on the project even if we were unable to film this week.