Publication 1, Week 2

I have a vision that my film's setting is going to be at the beach. There is a sort of custom in me that only makes me like going to the beach specifically on Sundays. Sundays have always been a much better day when one escapes to the beach for a while. (You know... to forget that the following days is one of the least wanted days by humanity.) (Poor Monday... truly.) Editing will be easier for me on Saturdays because I need a lot of time to perfect that aspect of the video, which is very important. This is my schedule at the moment, and if anything changes then I will reorganize it.

Merci d'avoir lu, je les aime<3 

- Camila Castillo 

Publication 1, Week 1

Considering it's a 1 minute time frame, a film opening takes a lot of planning. Planning the costumes, actors, scenes, shots, the day, at what time in the day, and much more, is equally as important as the content. If it weren't for preparation, the content would not exist. A method that aids in this preparation are storyboards. Taking the time to really imagine the soon-to-be creation is important. It has been known that over planning is not successful. There have been people to say that taking a grand span of time on storyboards was not the best option. Preparing costumes, fittings, hair and makeup, castings for actors, props, the script, what types of shots all have a creative and organized way to be conducted. Yet, over planning the exact length of each and every scene is not the advised way. Know what you want to create, write it down and do it.

These are different methods for planning a film:

- regular storyboard

-index cards

Merci d'avoir lu, je les aime<3 

- Camila Castillo