Constructing a plan

 For our project, we have started constructing a plan as to where we're going to shoot, how we are going to shoot it, and when we are going to produce it. 


Location: We are planning on shooting it at my house which has the right elements for it such as windows to see the time of day, garage for one of the scenes we are planning to shoot, a girly room that belong to the main character, and a lounging area for the group scene. 



How we are shooting: We are going to try and shoot with a Nikon D5300 that we already have. If that becomes too complicated, we are going to use one of our phones in cinematic mode with certain editing on it to give an eerie mysterious vibe to the clips. 




When we are going to produce it: We are going to be shooting it over the next month every other weekend which means our shooting days will be March 8-9, March 15-16, March 22, and March 25-26. We will not be shooting every single weekend, but these are the blocks of when we want to shoot it as well as editing and brainstorming. Another reason we have so many days down is in case run into any problems or if we cannot shoot all of it in one day. 




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