Production Blog: Goodbye bench

 On October 5, 2021, my group and I were able to finish the rest of our filming needed for our commercial. Before we started, we set everything up and had a small snack break to loosen up and relax. Then, we re-filmed the third scene because we weren't able to finish the jump shot correctly on our previous day of filming. We managed to film it once without doing it over again so we moved on to our fourth scene where we filmed a stop-motion scene of all of the pens getting in line. At first, it didn't turn out well due to the poor timing but after a few tries, we managed to speed it up and produce a stop-motion scene. We didn't have to film anything for our fifth and final scene because that will just be a blank screen with the logo on it so all that needs to be done is editing for the commercial to be complete. After finishing, we took a selfie to celebrate our completion and then started heading back to class. Once we arrived, we discussed what software we should use for editing and decided to collectively decide on one as well as the music that will be needed for the commercial. 



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