Production Blog: Filming

Finally!! So tomorrow, we're going to try to film at 1:30. We want to finish everything. Lela has work at 4:00 though so we have to finish by 3:20. I really hope this doesn't take 2 hours. We're nearing our due date, and we still have to edit. DMX's team still haven't gotten back to me. I emailed him a little less than a month ago. News broke out that a couple of days ago, he's in a coma so I understand. I think we might just choose a new song. We can't rely on them to text back, and be last minute with the background music. We might just go on a free music website instead of using an artist's song. They gets tons of email and might not be focused on ours. On Friday if we don't get everything done, we'll just film on Saturday. We have to do it around 6:00. Lela gets off of work at 4:00 and Akiel get off at 5:00. We have to make sure we finish before 7:30 because that's when it starts to get dark. For some reason if we don't finish on Saturday, we'll film on Sunday. If we film on Sunday it'll be at 12:00 because I have work at 4:00 and that will be our last day filming. We can't waste any time, we have to start editing. 


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