Starting To Film

I started filming. I recorded it on my phone. I also used a GoPro. I made sure both were filmed horizontally. We stuck to the storyboard when filming. Ryan and I showed up on time to the agreed-upon meeting spot. I bought all of the costumes. These included the race suit and helmet. The dirtied-up warehouse clothes, and the car. Ryan brought all of the props he was responsible for. Griffin was over an hour late. He didn't have any props that hindered me from filming. We started by filming the establishing shot. this took a couple of attempts but I am happy with how they came out. We then went inside of the workshop. Inside, we filmed the customer scene and the car repair scenes. The hardest scene to film was the exhausted shot. The makeup and costumes were great, but I couldn't keep a straight face. We finished the day by cleaning up after filming back at Griffin's house. His house worked great for filming.



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