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Production Week: Day 1

 The first day we started to produce our film, me and my partner gather everyone we thought who was best for our film and meet them after school to go over everyone's part and role. Also, discuss what each day of production week will be like. After meeting with them for 45mins to hour everyone knew who they were playing and little bit of their script for the following days. 


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