Production Blog- Just a Tad More Prep

   Hello everyone, welcome back to the blog! This blog is again going to be focused entirely on the process of continuing the remaining filming. Starting with the deciding on the wardrobe of all the remaining characters for the last scenes. I spent my second few days of filming focusing on Sara the main character. For her lower body it was going to be grey socks and PJ pants. This was done as it is a very unrestrictive clothing and comfortable. This makes it safer as it wont hurt blood flow for a long day of filming. For her upper body she would be wearing a simple PJ shirt to fit with the aesthetic of the film. For the choice of clothes for the killer that took a tad longer than for any of the other characters. But decided on a old hockey mask for the face and a blue hoodie for the upper body. His lower body is going to consist of kakis and some hiking boots. This week was incredibly well off with the weather. I was able to get the remainder of my filming finished. The title shots and the final scene of the killer attacking Sara went very smoothly. I filmed them at night and got them done in around 4 hours spread out through the week. I used a tripod for some shots to get the stability I needed for some of the clips. I also used special lenses for some cool effects to match the horror theme of the Final Task. . Using practical effects makes the editing time shorter for me and gives me more time to focus on other projects for this Final Task. And the less time I have to edit the more time I have left to rewatch and clips and check for error. That's all the time I have for this blog, thanks for reading!

It was a pleasure, goodbye.

ANTON F









(A picture of the tripod I used)

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