While I was telling them our plot and the whole witch shebang, I swear one girl in my group was looking at me like I was crazy! But she actually really liked the idea and so did the others in my group, which I was happy to hear. As we were discussing, I told them how we wanted to start the opening chaotic, with the girlfriend frantically asking people if they had seen her missing boyfriend, and they recommended a few editing techniques, such as using slow motion with close-ups to show her frustration (after asking people if they had seen her husband). Honestly, other than that, I didn’t get that much feedback from the people in my group.
At the end of class, I walked over to Kaylin and she goes, “WE LITERALLY HAVE NO TIME FOR THIS PROJECT! LIKE 5 WEEKS… WE NEED TO START DOING THE STORYBOARD AND PLAN OUT HOW WE WANT IT ALL TO LAYOUT THIS WEEKEND!” I totally agree with her and am going to start planning it out this weekend, but I feel like it still hasn’t hit me that we have such little time to complete this entire project.
I’m going to reach out to a few of my friends to see if they’d be interested in taking part in sorcery and help us summon a missing boyfriend!
Let's hope it goes well,
happy witching hour!
Footage of Kaylin and I texting every girl in our contacts to help us film (what's a blog without Kardashian gifs?) |
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