Filming Part Two

 Today we filmed again. We still didn't have the car. We wanted to go more in depth on the fixing car scenes. We all arrived at the garage Logan sent us. We all made it on time. I brought the props and costumes that I had acquired earlier. This included the mechanic costume and the tools. We began preparing the car to film. We needed to get it lifted to so we could get good angles. It took us a bit as its very dangerous and everything needed to be right. Once everything was ready we began filming. For these scenes I was filming again. I remembered everything we did wrong from the last time so nothing went wrong. We got a lot of good angles and shots getting right up in the action of the mechanic character. After al this we had time to reshoot the shots from are last time editing. We already knew the error and how to do ach shot so we quickly did these scenes. After a bit of a clean up we had finished filming for the day. This time we decided to review while we were all together. Everything looked good. I plan to start editing soon.


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