Production: Setbacks.

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Filming for the last scenes of my project took an unexpected turn when things got canceled. The group and I had been preparing for weeks, finalizing every detail for the shoot. Unfortunately, just when everything seemed to be falling into place, a key person couldn't make it. It was frustrating because this delay set me back with my SAT studies. I had planned my schedule so that after filming, I would have more time to focus on studying. Now, with this cancellation, I'm scrambling to fit everything in.

Rescheduling has been challenging, especially finding a time that works for everyone. The group and I have tried multiple times to coordinate, but conflicts keep coming up. It's been exhausting trying to balance both commitments, knowing the SATs are fast approaching. Every day that goes by without filming adds more stress, and it’s hard not to feel anxious about both my film and my studies. I had set up a study plan, but now it's all out of sync due to the filming delay.

I’ve been trying to stay calm, reminding myself that these setbacks happen. The group and I are determined to get back on track, but finding a new date is harder than expected. It feels like every time I think I’ve found a solution, another obstacle appears. My SAT prep is suffering because of the constant back and forth. I need time to study, but I also can't afford to delay filming much longer.

The worst part is the uncertainty. Not knowing when filming will resume makes it hard to focus on anything else. I've been trying to manage my time better, but this disruption has thrown everything off balance. The group and I have kept in touch, exchanging ideas for when we can make it work, but nothing is set in stone yet. I’m trying to stay positive, knowing that eventually, it will all come together. However, the clock is ticking for both my project and my SATs.

At this point, I'm considering cutting down on my study hours to fit in the rescheduled filming, but that feels risky. The SATs are too important to neglect, yet so is my film. Balancing these two major commitments has been a constant struggle.

That's all.

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