Andd it's begun. We have officially started the filming process for our film. I thought this process was going to take a lot long time and be very gruesome. However, to my surprise, it wasn't. Me and my partner locked in and managed to get all of the major filming done in one day. We are though considering going back to our location and collecting more footage, just so we are certain we have enough.
So filming in Home Depot wasn't as bad as we thought, even though we were a little worried we weren't going to be able to get permission. But we did so go us! At some points it was a little bit embarrassing, people would walk by us and we would just awkwardly stop filming and they would stare at us and we would stare back. Yea it was weird, it's like people don't just casually see a horror film being shot on the daily.
This is a blooper from our filming. The prop got stuck on the shelf, and both me and my partner started laughing.
I must say, you would think the hardest part of filming would be the legitimate filming, right? NOPE! WRONG! The hardest/worst part is getting lost in the location you are filming at. Imagine just two girls aimlessly walking around with a saw trying to find an exit. Yea it was not fun at all. However, I am really happy with all the footage we collected and how everything played out. I am also super excited to get to integrate our clips into our production.
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