Production Update

Hello, my production work has had to take a break because of Year 12 exam week but I'm still continuing to work on planning and filming my final two minute opening in between my revision for this and other subjects.

Firstly I'm developing my storyboard about what exact shot and action should be in a scene. Secondly I talked with my teacher about the day of filming my main task and we decided to do on Thursday lunchtime. But the filming will take only approximately 50 minutes because one of my actors is having exams after lunchtime so I think that we will also continue to film on Friday. On Thursday I'm planning to film the bench and cafe scene. This won't be easy to do in just 50 minutes so I will have to push effort because on Friday I already want to do the next scenes.

First scene is having main character sitting on a bench

Second scene is a mix of two scenes in a cafe (first is main character finding out that he owns money to some guys, and the second part of the scene is a stranger entering to offer money)

In the third and last scene the main character receives a suitcase of money from stranger and he finds the knife and gun. On this cliffhanger the opening scene finishes.

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