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Scheduling

 

One of the biggest issues with our group was the scheduling, with three of us there were 3 different schedules we had to accommodate.

After multiple tries I had to try and get a solid filming date in place. Even through the date was not the best for me it was coming close and I had to try and make sure we would have enough time to film everything thing plus edit everything together. I sent this text after a lot of stressing about when we were going to able to film. There definitely could’ve been better communication on all of our sides mine definitely as I had to most on my schedule. If I were able to do it again I would’ve made it clear from the start that we had to film as soon as possible because I had work on all weekends, sports and other activities going on.

We ended up filming after I got back from a long trip back from DECA states and even through it wasn’t the most convenient time to do it, I was glad the stress of having to film was over.

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