What was the place you tried to portray?
My childhood happy memories and the change in that happiness as i grew up.
What details did you choose to portray about this place?
Just me going to those places and trying to remember the memories.
What changes did you make to your plan along the way? That is, how did your pre-production plan change when you filmed, and what new discoveries did you make in post-production?
Well I didn't really have a plan going into it besides the places i was going to do, and then during filming i thought of how to put it together, and this certain scene on my video wouldn't work so i just had to think oof a new idea.
Name at least one change (or more) you would like to make to your film. Why?
Better audio and maybe more planned out wording of what i said, i kind of just free-balled it.
Highlight the boxes where you feel you fit.
Just me going to those places and trying to remember the memories.
What changes did you make to your plan along the way? That is, how did your pre-production plan change when you filmed, and what new discoveries did you make in post-production?
Well I didn't really have a plan going into it besides the places i was going to do, and then during filming i thought of how to put it together, and this certain scene on my video wouldn't work so i just had to think oof a new idea.
Name at least one change (or more) you would like to make to your film. Why?
Better audio and maybe more planned out wording of what i said, i kind of just free-balled it.
Highlight the boxes where you feel you fit.
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