Production Blog: Filming Franklin Again Final Task

We continued filming once again. Cameras came out, and the next set was chosen. This time, attendance was not full. We were missing Nick. We felt his absence significantly. We worked without all hands on
deck. This made it slightly more difficult. But we worked through it. I again was the cameraman. I held shots steady. Even though action-heavy scenes. I also assisted with drone cinematography. Trying my best to not crash into trees. Dodging and swerving around obstacles. Additionally, I brought the drone higher than we ever have before. Getting an overhead shot of the entire premises. This added to our grand scale. Trying to contribute to the overall feeling of our film. Our second day of filming was completed efficiently. Our additional shots make the feel overall more comprehensive. 




                                                 

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