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 Our group was not able to meet up yesterday on our day off for Yom Kippur. Myself and Jhon had work we had to go to. My shift was also extended so there was no possible way for all of us to meet up. Jhon had a regular shift but his shift was from 1 to 7 p.m. This was way too long, so by the time we would meet up, it would be sundown which wouldn't work out. Conditions needed for our commercial are as follows. It needs to be sunny; either partly cloudy or a clear bright sky. We are not able to record at sundown because we need a bright lit up sky. Sam is Jewish so he was celebrating Yom Kippur. This meant he was not able to meet up with us. Jason was available to film. However, because the rest of us were busy. there was no way to film alone. We gathered all our supplies such as the Arizona ice teas, ice, cooler, sunglasses, swim trunks, tripods, and cameras. We are ready to record our commercial but cannot do so until we are all available to meet up. We will be recording at my house on Saturday. We chose my house to record at it because I have a large backyard with a pool and a younger brother who can help fit all four of us in one shot. In order for us to all be able to meet up, Jhon and I will have to call our shift off at our jobs for Saturday. Sam and Jason will have to clear their schedule to make sure that they are available on that day. We will meet up at 12:30 p.m. at my house to start recording our commercial. After we get all the footage we will give sit together and edit the commercial. We will all put our individual thoughts and input of how to edit the commercial. The editing app we will be using is CapCut. It is a free and easy-to-use editing app on any iPhone. We have a drone, tripod, selfie stick, and many other gadgets to ensure that this commercial will look professional. The drone will be used to get high angle shots and the tripod will be used for a steady camera focus. Overall, we will start filming on Saturday and will have the entire commercial edited soon after.

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