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A number of things have caused our filming project to be postponed. Unexpected personal concerns arose for one member. There were technical issues with the apparatus. Unfavorable weather made outdoor photography difficult. Conflicts over scheduling between group members surfaced. It was overlooked how much work goes into making costumes and props. An important shooting site was rendered unusable. Obtaining licenses for specific sites proved difficult. Decision-making was prolonged by script modifications. A few of the group members were ill. Logistics of transportation presented difficulties. The purchase of equipment was restricted by budgetary constraints. Conflicts over creativity impeded development. Meetings in person were hampered by pandemic limitations. Casting became problematic. There were problems in post-production. Costume and prop procurement took longer than expected. Personal technology broke down. Obtaining funding proved to be challenging. Revisions were required due to changes in academic guidelines. Preproduction time was not fully factored in. We have not been able to film yet but we still plan on filming this weekend on the 24th.

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