FS 1OCT W10

So today in Film studies class we were given an on the spot assignment to make a film with the help of the script and description provided. In the first fifteen minutes we started dividing the class in groups of three, it was very difficult to not have a member who wasn’t your friend or hasn’t worked with you before. Initially it was me, DSD and Ganesh, although as I have worked with Ganesh in my first film studies's  project we had to choose someone else, apparently the same problem was being faced my many groups, we then switched Ganesh with Pehel as we needed at least one person from Film Production to understand and make us understand what a script break down and the the floor plan is.
This class helped me learn things that were taught to students in Film Production, also helped us understand how the work environment is when you are out in the industry, where you have to work in coordination with unknown people to get satisfactory results, also this helped me understand the importance of production management. We did not have few types of equipment that were very necessary for shooting which weakened us in the quality of the result.
I'll be uploading our movie on the drive, stay tuned for review updates:)

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