Production blog- Finished product

 GUYS, my group and I finished filming. There are still some things we have to fix. But even without the editing, it's honestly pretty good. Hailey and Marissa did amazing as the actors. Kylee is going to do such a great job with the editing. I feel like the editing will be the hardest part. We will all have to agree on the same scenes. We have to pick the transitions. We might add some features. And the background noises will be the hardest. I have no idea how we are going to get a car crash noise. But we did pretty good agreeing on the filming. Like the shots and angles. And what the video should be about. And who has what job. Just stuff like that. I know I keep saying this. But I am so excited for you to watch the music video. I am so excited to see all of our hard work put together. I really hope it all pays off. I also hope you enjoy it. Cant wait to see what you think of it.




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