Group Dynamics Blog Post

 The group I have been working with consists of myself, my Father, my Mother, and my stepfather. My stepfather has been primarily helping me learn how to navigate the editing software because of his experience in making advertisements and being in short films himself. I go through the process of editing the footage and letting him view it and add constructive criticism to make final touches to the film. During the filming process, I felt the most challenged by stringing together scenes and ideas. Having numerous ideas for the horror aspect is helpful, but not knowing how to construct them cohesively was a large challenge for me. 

  (Picture of my Stepfather and me filming the opening scene.)

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