Filming 4: Final Task

 Hello bloggers, my name is Jose Retana. Today we will be going through my official filming for scene three and what I had to do. Scene three by far gave me the most trouble out of any of the scenes. I knew beforehand that this was probably going to be the most difficult scene to film because of the acting required. 

Here I was, in my room alone with only my brother holding the camera. Meanwhile, I was trying to do an Oscar-worthy performance. I failed many times. I wouldn't even say the final result was good by any means, just average. So, don't expect a lot of course, this is just a school project after all. It took me many attempts to get one that I was satisfied with. That was the most difficult part. 

I think it took around 12 takes to finally get it right. Additionally, I didn't have to worry too much about titles as that would be added during editing. I restored my room, put everything in its place, and commenced editing. Before that, I needed my scenes transported on CapCut. This is where I'm going to be editing. I sent everything to my phone because I find it easier to edit videos there. Additionally, I have experience from previous projects that I edited on my phone through CapCut. To wrap it all up, editing has begun and filming has ended, or has it?

See you next time bloggers!