Production Blog: Typing up Types of Scripts


    These past few days have been equally as stressful as before. Cambridge exams have been the main focus, and until the entire month of May is over, I don't think I can fully relax. I have many exams to study for, weekend study groups, and more! However, I did manage to show my movie to more people.  My aunt, uncle, and grandma Facetimed me the other night. I asked them to watch my movie, and of course they agreed. They liked how it turned out, and agreed that making the titles red made them stand out more! I understand they are my family, but they would tell me if they felt they needed me to change anything. I believe that my family's opinion is not bias towards me. They were honest in their critiques.

    Today, I took my FSA.  It took 2 hours out of my day that I would have been able to work on my movie sound and shooting script. This was extremely frustrating, since I really wanted to finish this project.
It is especially important to wrap this up since April 17th is right around the corner. By my next blog, I will have this information done and ready. The only information I need is to slightly edit my sound script and shooting script. I said in my first blog how I had closer to 5 minutes of film, so it was obvious I needed to cut some things out. Since I already fixed my schedule and cast list, this is the only thing left for me to fix. I didn't get to fix this today, so I will work on it tomorrow! I cant wait to see how my final project comes together!

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