Peer Review

We got two people to critique our blog. They had nothing negative to say and thought that it was really good. Our filming journey has been a rollercoaster of creativity. We included collaboration with my groupmates. We had many unexpected challenges. As a team, we navigated the process of bringing our vision to life on screen. We faced the hurdles of many ideas. We worked hard even if we couldn't meet in person. We had unique circumstance of virtual editing over FaceTime. The title sequence and opening shot became focal points of our film, and despite settling on a font, last-minute considerations made us think that we needed to refilm. Choosing her house as a backdrop was a positive choice. It had the bet space we needed and the items tht we needed. Crucial film details made a sense of personal touch but also led to a realization about the nature of the project. Unearthing the requirement to create a true opening sequence, added a layer of frustration but sparked innovative problem-solving. Late-month filming left no room for reshoots, prompting the transformation of existing clips to fit the intended purpose. This unforeseen obstacle, while initially disheartening, ultimately propelled us to hone our editing skills, forcing us to adapt and enhance the narrative within the constraints of our existing footage. Despite the setbacks, the process helped us think creatively, revise our approach, and embrace the unexpected. It resulted in a final product that was very good. Despite its challenges, it reflects the resilience and determination of our filmmaking journey. As the our filming process ends, the collaborative efforts, lessons learned, and the unique journey we undertook will undoubtedly leave a good mark on our shared memories and our finished product. It was very enjoyable and fun. I cant wait to do something like this again with my group.