Final task: closer to deadlines!

 Today I had a bunch of work for other classes so nothing much happened. Luckily tomorrow we have Friday off. Until then I have just been planning. Because my original plan was to have two of the same person in one clip I am thinking this might be too hard. This will need editing so I can have both frames looks like one. If that makes sense. So instead of having one person be both the “normal” and the “clone, I can have someone be a stalker or even have a mask on. This will still follow the same layout I have in my storyboard. Luckily doing either one or two people wouldn't change the plot. Overall I am still going to try the original plan first. I’m most likely only having my mom and I as the actors since we wouldn’t have to go out much and find other people. Technical wise I have been good. I have my canon camera and phone camera so storage isn’t a problem. Additionally, since I switched my phone a while back I now can shoot in a wide lens setting. This can zoom out twice the length in videos and pictures. I mention this because multiple of my scenes are wide-angle shots. That being said I also have a longer lens on my canon camera also either one will work. Today is also April first which means the project is due this month! Deadlines and time are the main focus these next couple of weeks. 


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