Production Blog: Finishing Up

     Today we all planned on filming the remainder of our music video. We all got up at around 12:00 a.m and started to get ready. We looked at the weather and it was clear blue skies. This was perfect because it fit the theme of our video accordingly. We all ate breakfast and started talking the group chat. We ran down the entire plan for the day and went out the front door. We all met up at downtown Hollywood to film our first shots. These shots were going to be of us walking around downtown all happy and dancing with people. We also got a couple of shots of us having fun at a park in Downtown Hollywood. After a couple of multiple takes of each shot we decided to grab lunch. While eating lunch I ran through all the shots and organized them accordingly. After lunch we hopped on our bikes and headed to Downtown Dania Pointe. It was a 30 minute bike ride and got outside so we decided that as soon as we get there we stop for some refreshers and ac. After our little break we started filming our first shots. We were dancing around Dania Pointe with people and even started a nice crowd. As we were filming these shots we got so carried away with all the fun we were doing that we forgot to notice that the sun was going down. This was crucial as one of our shots requires the sunset. So We sprint up the parking garage and get the final shot. It came out amazing and we are all really happy with the shot. Overall it was a very productive day and we were able to get the remaining shots for our video, now we just have to edit.



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