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I planned on filming today with my partners, but due to scheduling problems my group was simply unable to. After making some arrangements, my partner and I decided to further improve our preparations. However I unfortunately couldn't get any filming done. Yet, I'm starting to develop roles, jobs, and making sure I get everything tide up for my group. Additionally, I'm making sure my partners have all of the props needed, and already started several purchases. I already had the outfit I need, and I'm debating applying makeup. Additionally,  I tarted to make a backup cardboard set in case the weather interferes with our ability to shoot. This is crucial because the schedules are tight and I have no control over the weather. Everything else could most likely be performed indoors, with the cardboard construction serving as the main "stadium" of the song. As done in many films, I'm also attempting this nervous, stressful, highly demanding persona. So many other essential like water, can, and will most likely be used to imitate sweat. Also I'll try to create low lighting, which will hopefully make the video more "ominous". Also each of us will have separate yet important tasks to perform. For example, I'm hopefully going to play a role as an actors. This is good because I'll be able to make a more realistic environment. Also, I will also be the director, essentially formatting the film. Also me and another partner will be the camara-man, making sure to get the shots right. Lastly, I will makes sure to implement the correct Mis-en-scene, making sure to always have the perfect scenery for each shot. This is very important because I want for each shot to be realistic and be able to accurately display the theme. Overall, all these roles will come together, and will hopefully achieve a great film. With all that has been currently achieved I'm more than confident my partners and I will get a great film produced by the dead line.



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