Production: Second Day Of Filming.

 Welcome!

Hello everyone today we will be discussing the group and I's second day of filming.

Filming at Tree Tops Park was quite the adventure, but it came with its challenges. The first hurdle was finding transportation. Since the park was a bit far, getting everyone there on time was tricky. I had to organize rides and coordinate schedules, which took longer than expected. Once the group and I finally arrived, the next challenge hit us immediately—mosquitoes. They were everywhere, buzzing around constantly. Despite bug spray, it felt like they were determined to follow us wherever we went.

The scenery, though, made up for the inconvenience. Tree Tops Park was stunning, with its lush greenery and towering trees. The sunlight filtering through the leaves created the perfect backdrop for our shots. Each scene we captured had a natural beauty that elevated the visuals of the film. I was excited to see how it would all look in the final edit. However, nature also presented another challenge—there were no bathrooms nearby.

With no restrooms in sight, the group and I had to improvise. It wasn’t ideal, but we managed by taking turns heading to more secluded areas when needed. It was another reminder that filming outdoors often comes with unexpected obstacles. The lack of facilities made us more aware of how prepared we needed to be when working in remote locations.

Despite the bugs and lack of basic amenities, I couldn’t help but appreciate the peacefulness of the park. It was quiet, and aside from the occasional rustle of leaves, the atmosphere was calm. It helped the group and I stay focused on the project, even with the discomfort. Looking back, I’m glad we chose Tree Tops Park for the shoot. It added a unique, natural element to the film that we wouldn’t have found elsewhere.

Filming outdoors definitely requires more planning, but it’s worth it when the location brings something special to the project.

That's all for today.

Logging off!