Production Blog: Factor in Project

We weren't able to film last weekend because of the trip I went on. This weekend coming up on the 20th and 21st is when we're aiming to film. Zeke and I both have work on Saturday, so we'll try either on Friday or Sunday. It'll most likely be Sunday because I believe Zeke might have an activity already planned for Friday. Since we've now officially started Spring Break, I believe we'll have more time to spend with each other. This also means more time working on our project. Our project has a lot of factors when discussing the tone and theme. We want a visible difference in the atmosphere when each scene is presented. So our acting especially has to portray that. We don't want to go too heavy on the special effects and color correcting to give a different feel in each scene. Alexa brought up the idea to maybe even do the good scenes during the day and the bad ones a night. We had always intended the date night to be at night time. But on the other hand the natural lighting we'll help with identifying the scenes. At the same time, we just don't know if we want it to look like they're shot on different days. We want to incorporate many props throughout the film. Such as the knife our main character will use to murder the girlfriend. Or the piece of meat he'll be chopping at the beginning of the scene to foreshadow the murder. We also might want to use vegetables on the side to really make it look like dinner. We'll even have to cook a dinner for the good side when eating at the dinner table. And we're still deciding if we need to buy fake blood or make it with beets and carrots.




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