How do your products represent social groups or issues? Our short film delves into the complex and often overlooked issue of trust within social groups. The two detectives at the center of the story represent a typical social group – they are partners who rely on each other to solve crimes and uphold justice. However, as the plot unfolds, it becomes evident that there is a dark undercurrent of deception and betrayal lurking beneath the surface. The revelation that one of the detectives is actually the serial killer not only shatters the trust between the two individuals, but also raises questions about the nature of social groups in general. How well do we truly know the people we work with or spend time with on a daily basis? Are we blinded by our assumptions and biases, preventing us from seeing the truth that may be right in front of us? The film forces viewers to confront these uncomfortable questions and challenges them to reevaluate their own social circles and relationships...
We finished filming our film. It did take us a while to figure out a meeting time but we did get to it. This time, filming was easier and much quicker. I was not even an actor in this part of filming so it was especially easy. All we had to do was record a few shots. Again, we met at Zane’s house. I got there first, then Elena, then Jason. We began by getting Jason and Zane in costume. They also got themselves into character. Filming this part was very climactic as it was the second half of the film. As we all know there is almost always a twist towards the end of a great film. We arrived in the afternoon and finished a few hours later. Not bad at all. Although I wish it could have gone by faster we made good time. I even found myself having fun. With our group, after all, it’s hard not to. We filmed the remaining shots. Afterwards, we felt good about our film. We knew we had something great. We all went home and prepared to edit and finish our project and film.
We finally did it. My group and I finally got together and filmed! It truly feels like a miracle. After days of rescheduling and technical issues we were finally able to film. We all met at Zane's house at around 10:30 AM today. I arrived second. Elena was already there. Jason arrived about 10 minutes later. We had a blast filming and really got to know each other more. We began almost immediately after meeting Zane's mom. She was very sweet to us and even gave us snacks! Everyone got into character instantly. Zane played Detective Hoffman. Jason played Detective Reynolds. Elena played the coroner. I got to play the dead body! Filming went by in a breeze because it was so fun. We used a tripod and an iPhone 14 Pro to film. We did not exactly film everything today so we plan to film the rest on Thursday. Zane is even planning to skip football practice to help us film!
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