Crocstars

 


Today Jordyn and I filmed some parts of our commercial! My partner got shots of me walking around and displaying the shoes. I walked around the bus loop area for the most part but couldn't film some scenes due to other people being in the same area. I did go back and film some scenes in the area later though. The lighting was also really bad in the bus loop. My partner and I helped another group with their commercial and it was really cool. I got free sprite out of it so that was a win win in my opinion! I made sure to film in areas with good lighting and made sure to get good angles. I talked to some really interesting people throughout the process too! It was really hot today and wearing long pants did not help at all. I was sweating so much but we think it'll pay off. My partner and I did have some confusion as far as how she were going to film the commercial. I thought a slow motion shot would be cool. Until I realized it took forever and a lifetime to get to the point. I just filmed multiple shots in different speeds to see which my partner and I liked best. I'm freaking out about it because I know that we can fix the speed while editing. I woke up so excited to get our first day of filming done. It was the only thing on my mind all day. It was so fun! I'm really excited for day two. 

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