Production Blog: Minor updates

 Hey everyone, I hope you enjoyed your spring break. This blog is long overdue. However, I must say a lot has happened in the past week. First off, family issues are what started it off. Although it has been temporarily solved for now. I worked long hours this week at my job. My feet hurt every time I get home lol. It is a tiring job I must say. However, I like getting to see different people and masks each day. I also like going to work as it temporarily stalls all the unwanted responsibilities I have. Plus, my coworkers are pretty cool. Nothing much has changed when it comes to the process of our final task. Although we did meet up this week. I will talk more about what we did, etc. in another blog. It was really fun that day. We got a lot of filming done for a part in the scene. Before the sun went down of course. In which we then called Melissa's mom to pick her and her sister up. Her sister is one of the actors starring in our show. As well as, one of the cameraman. I love her she's very helpful. Stay tuned for my next blog in which I will talk about what we have accomplished this spring break.



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