For my film, I am focusing on the Urban Legend: Clara the Candy Lady. I was able to get the amount of actresses that I needed, needing to change up some characters to fit who was going to play the role, which wasn't too big a deal. After creating the script and storyboard, and finding the cast, I went through and created a list of everything that'll be needed. Props, clothing, locations, scripts for them, etc. Everyone was very excited and determined just as much as I was, which really helped and made me feel more confident. It was very very cold, but everyone still pushed through- a lot of the shots, once I went back to look at them, were pixelated, so I'm going to have to find a way to clear it out enough to make the resolution good enough. I also have to do a few more things and voice overs with the cast, but the project will be turned in, in time
With filming at night and in the cold, I had to change costumes as well as go to Rite Aid and buy $22.00 of Hand and feet warmers for the cast and I. I also went to buy snacks for everyone, as well as some little last second props, such as the Carmel candies that are being used in the film.
This film is defiantly one I look forward too, the moment I heard other people were interested in acting in it. I knew that it wasn't going to be nearly as stressful as the last one I had made, with me being the only one doing everything. For this film, I'll be the one behind the camera, watching and listening, really just doing what I love to do best. This is the moment I was waiting for, to take charge, to show the audience what I want them to see, feel the way the characters are feeling- the pain, the happiness, the jokes, the frustration, etc. It's important to get the audience involved one way or another!
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