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 Welcome back! I am going to talk about how it was for me filming this final task. Filming this final task was very fun and really brought a creative side out of me. Growing up, I have always liked filming and taking pictures. I definitely would have preferred to be part in the opening sequence because I do love acting. Sadly, there were no parts for me to play because everyone else in my group wanted a part and because of how little time there is in the opening sequence there were not many roles that needed to be played. The more people that were introduced in this film would not have fit the idea of the movie because it was a quick killing scene in order to introduce the actual movie, which is what the opening sequence is. I wanted to add a part in this opening sequence and be a real estate agent. I would have been the one to show "Simona" into her new home. This part could have been possible, but with everything going on, the group decided it was best to not do that and stick to the plane. Overall, I did enjoy filming. I was keeping a steady hand so that way all scenes looked like they were filmed professionally. My group mates did a great job acting and everyone would voice any opinions or creative feedback throughout the whole process. Filming went by smoothly and I am glad I stepped out of my comfort zone and tried something new because of how I am more used to being an actor and have never filmed a task before, until now. It was great talking to you!



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