Filming Blog 2

   We can officially say that we are completely done with filming. Tonight we worked to finish off all of our filming and fix any scenes that may have been rocky. We didn't finish last weekend with all of our filming so we did the rest tonight. We made sure to keep everything the same as our last scenes like clothes, actors, and lighting. Our actor for Delilah, Sydney, came through and was only a little  annoyed that we needed her again. She knew however that the project was very important so she did it for us. I made sure to remind her to wear the same clothes as last time, and any makeup or hair style the same. She did just that with no issues. I on the other hand had a problem finding my True Religion jacket that I wore last time but I eventually found it in the bottom of my laundry which of course didn't to the jacket justice smell wise. I got over it though in the end. We all came together at sundown. Sydney was a little late but it didn't have a huge effect. An effect we did run into was that at Young Circle, some sort of festival was going on so the place was packed. At first we were scared we wouldn't be able to film but we realized that this just makes the New York theme even better. The car noises, the people, all were key factors. Rather than fearing it, we embraced it.
    We started from where we left exactly. We took out our story boards and saw which scene we did and went off. A really big problem we had was the fact that this time we could not use the camera equipment because we rode our bikes there. AT first we though our phones would be just fine but as soon as we got there we looked at our phones and saw how low of a percent they were at. This is when it kicked in that we needed to hurry. We only had a few scenes left and we were on the clock. We breezed right through them and finished just in time. It was pretty late and we were all anxious to get home but we couldn't leave until we reviewed the film. We found a Publix nearby and crowded together to charge my phone. We all sat there and went over the film to see if we messed up anything. Everything looked good so we called it a night. At least now we don't have to worry about filming anymore and now its on to editing.