Film process reflection

 What was the filming process like? What worked and what didn't work?

The process was longer than I expected. I had a setback because my cousin has to go to work. So I had to use my little sister as my actress. Some initial shot ideas I had did not work because it told to much of a story and didn’t fit the time limit. I actually enjoyed creating and filming this project. I did annoyed at times because I had to re film a lot of shots over and over. It was a bit difficult because there were multiple other people on the house having conversations, but it was not to bad because I did not need a lot of dialogue and sound. 

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