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Production Week: Final Film

    Production week was very stressful for all of us because of the time that we had and the fact that some people weren't pulling together in their ends of the project. We had to change characters and people and we had to do more work to get everything done on time. However, it was a fun experience over all with my team and were ready to do our creative critical reflection. 
    
    Extra things: We had to change things in our planning phase because we wanted it to match, and it took us some extra time which made everything so much more stressful for us. We had a little less time to film due to my sickness and lack of team effort from some, but we got it done. 


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