Filming Blog
Hello! Over the weekend, my team and I started the filming process of our project. We all met at Harlow's house because that is the main location where we will be doing all our filming. We had planned to get all the scenes with the girl done but were not able to. A lot of the scenes in this part of our film were supposed to be filmed outside, but it started raining. We were only able to film the ones inside the house.
We decided Harlow would be the actor, so Jessica and I took turns filming. I filmed the scenes at the entrance of the house, and she filmed the scenes in the kitchen. Everything went smoothly for the most part, but we had to refilm the same scene multiple times because it was hard to keep a straight face. We also had to refilm some shaky scenes.
After we had finished filming, the rain still had not stopped so we decided to instead rehearse the outdoor films. Those scenes were the ones that involved dialogue, so we practised saying the lines to each other. We decided I would be the actor for Mrs Maye, so Harlow and I practised talking to each other. We tried different accents to see what would sound the best, and we found that Mrs Maye should have a slight southern accent. We also memorized our lines.
Lastly, we went over exactly how the outside shots would look. We mapped out the path that the girl would take as she was talking to the house. We also went over the timing of each scene, and how Mrs Maye would move. After we were done, we set up a date to meet again so we could film the outdoor scenes we couldn't film that day.
We decided Harlow would be the actor, so Jessica and I took turns filming. I filmed the scenes at the entrance of the house, and she filmed the scenes in the kitchen. Everything went smoothly for the most part, but we had to refilm the same scene multiple times because it was hard to keep a straight face. We also had to refilm some shaky scenes.
After we had finished filming, the rain still had not stopped so we decided to instead rehearse the outdoor films. Those scenes were the ones that involved dialogue, so we practised saying the lines to each other. We decided I would be the actor for Mrs Maye, so Harlow and I practised talking to each other. We tried different accents to see what would sound the best, and we found that Mrs Maye should have a slight southern accent. We also memorized our lines.
Lastly, we went over exactly how the outside shots would look. We mapped out the path that the girl would take as she was talking to the house. We also went over the timing of each scene, and how Mrs Maye would move. After we were done, we set up a date to meet again so we could film the outdoor scenes we couldn't film that day.
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