Dates!

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Imprortant Dates!

We have now confirmed the dates we are filming. We added extra days just in case one of the actors aren't able to make it. Like we said before we are filming the 3rd week of March, because that is the best time period for all of us. The dates are shown below!

March 20th - March 24th of 2023!

This gives us 5 total days to film everything and get the footage we want in order to edit. The dates we have are self explanatory. But I am still going to explain them. We are editing right after filming, we have the dates to when we start editing as well. We both know editing takes forever so extra dates were given to please that. This is also because we are newbies at Adobe Premire Pro and After Effects. Only one of us has used it before and had a tough time but this time there is two of us. The dates below are when we beging editing.

March 27th - March 31st of 2023!

This gives us 5 days to edit and complete the video. If we add extra days you will be notified so don't worry. But these are the current days we are filming. The dates that are most likely to change are the dates we film. There are a lot of us, so there's a high chance something happens. Both of us have to be there as well or atleast 1 one us for a couple of the scenes. But again as of now these are dates, let's just hope everything goes as planned.

Signing off,

Kay.

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