Division labor among the group!

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 Hey! Hey!


So for this post I wanted to discuss the work each member put in, just to give you insight on how the group worked together.


Acting:

All of us agreed to be apart of filming, so we all acted. I feel as if we all put equal effort in to our acting. To be honest, I felt like I did a lot of movement in the sense that I was showing my character through my actions unlike the other two who showed their characters with the props and music. Again, we all did a good job and I am pleased with the Oscar/Emmy quality acting.


Editing:

I did all the editing. My computer and I are BURNT. Mal and Anais are not familiar with editing or the editing programs, so I volunteered to edit the film. Did I kind of hope there would be a way where they can help editing? yeahhh... but I pulled through. Honestly, I felt overwhelmed at times cause I would not know what to do and wasn't reaching my own expectations. 


Filming:

When it comes to filming, it was mostly Me and Mal. Nicole had pitched in here and there, but it was mostly us two. Not much to say but we were the ones that came up with the suggestions quickly so we had the camera more often.


Etc.:

When it came to finding music, sound effects, storyboarding, etc. I did most of it due to my prior knowledge and abilities. At times I felt like I did a lot of the work, but at the end of the day I did not complain cause the work has to get done. I had fun doing the project with them.


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