For our final CCR, we were tasked to find a new creative way to create it. We decided we were going to film a talk show a few weeks ago. However, schools began to close and our parents wanted us to social distance from one another. For this reason, we decided to set up our talk show like a video call. We had each chosen a question and answered it in about 2 minutes and 30 seconds each. We also had a friend record herself answering the questions. Overall, this project was challenging but in a good way. It allowed us to improve on different aspects of our filming process. One big thing we learned was time management. Especially with the stay at home orders in play, we had to manage when we wrote blogs, when we could all collaborate, and when something needed to be completely finished. Another thing we learned was to plan far ahead. By planning far ahead, we were given more time with one another to film without on of us having something else planned. Lastly, we learned it's easier to work together on everything including blogs. Instead of working on blogs alone, it was better to share each others ideas. The process of creating this movie took lots of time and planning but it worked out in the end. From designing titles to researching our genre, the preparation was definitely an important step. Then came the filming and editing which would put the whole thing together. Although this process was a challenge, we had so much fun creating it. It's a great feeling to see the final movie after working so hard on it. Now presenting... Misconstrued.
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