Production Blog got busy

 Continuing from my last blog, my group has been unable to film. This is for a multitude of reasons. First, Jason got sick last week. We are not sure what he was sick with but unfortunately, he was unable to help us. Also, Jason went out of town on December 9th and got back on the 11th at night. On Monday, he was also busy going to the gym and today, he had another workout. This made it completely impossible to film with Jason. Also, Sam still hadn't talked to us about his family business but he remained unavailable. We wished him good luck and gave him his privacy. This also made it impossible to film with Sam. Jhon was busy with soccer practice at school. He then had to arrive at his club soccer practice. This took up the majority of his day. This also made it impossible to meet with Jhon. This left only me to film. However, I was busy at Aventura Mall. I went to the mall with my sister and mother for Christmas shopping. This left no one in our group able to film the music video. We plan to film together on Saturday, December 17. We will film efficiently and effectively on Saturday.





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