The Final Countdown...

    At last, today dawns the final and most important week of my entire life (ok maybe I'm overreacting) ... week 8, the last week of our film opening project. These last few weeks have been some of the most interesting and unbelievably fun days of my life. While yes, I'm feeling some mixed emotions about the end of this greatness, I definitely know that excitement is taking control. 

    Alright, today I will be discussing how I am going to film just about everything. I'm thinking about filming the first part of my CCR tomorrow, and the second part of it on Friday with my friend, so I'll keep everything updated on my blog. 

Who, What, Where:

    So, the exposition scene will be me getting in bed with my pig stuffed animal and falling asleep with it. I'll use a post-production blur on the transition from the physical world to my dream world to further give the effect I'm in a dream. Then, as it fades in to the dream world, it will introduce me looking around a field, which is just my local park, and then me looking almost directly up. It will then show a ginormous version of my pig, which I will hopefully achieve with a good angle on my phone. I'm thinking on using the 0.5 lens to make the stuffie much bigger than it actually is. Although I haven't ACTUALLY tested this... so I'm just going to hope for the best! For the answering of my essential CCR questions, the pig will be asking the first 2. When the pig is speaking, it will cut to the pig's face, play a Minecraft pig snort, and then have English subtitles for the pig's translation. I, however, will be able to perfectly understand this, so I will be able to answer them. We will just go back-to-back asking and answering until I am woken up by the pig's reminder I have an interview.

Here is for reference what it will sound like, plus what the plushie will look like!

    For the second part of the CCR, I will be filming it in an office, and hopefully with my close friend as the interviewer. I'm pretty sure she has a good enough acting background to make this scene all the funnier. So, she will be asking the last two questions, in #4, #3 order, just like a normal interviewer would. Except, the pig, still a figment of my imagination, is both helping and hurting me during this interview. It will keep distracting me but will also remind me of parts of the questions I need to answer. Obviously, since I'm so distracted during the interview, the interviewer will not be fond of me whatsoever.