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 I have great news! We finally filmed. My group finally pulled it together. I have to say... it feels great. My group met at Pine Island Park as planned. This happened on Friday. Although it was scorching hot, we got it done. We even brought our extra friend. His name is Anthony and he helped to the best of his ability. We all arrived at around 10 in the morning. We began by warming up. If we were going to film soccer, we couldn't get injured. After this, we began filming. Using the tripod and iPhone, it was an easy success. After a couple hours we were feeling the heat. We wrapped it up and headed to Chipotle to eat. I was fasting so I had to watch them eat in front of me. I wasn't alone though. Jhon gave up meat for Lent so he didn't eat either. Although the process of filming was difficult, we are proud of what we captured and we look forward to editing it soon.








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