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Production; Final scene

Welcome back Gems. We are back to my least favorite part. The last production blog. We've wrapped with filming so it's time I wrap of the process. Let's get into this bittersweet production blog.

So for our final filming day we are back on the beach. In the evening hours right before for sunset to execute the murder. The plot of it all. So after their long day filled with many twist and turns. Finding a day that worked for all of us was a bit difficult. As I say in the last blog.

Maddie proposed using a GoPro to film the underwater scene, however I was was reasonable to suggest that we use a phone cover instead. Giving a little water action.  Filming the scene we want would raise some concern, I mean teen girls who looked like they just committed murder, I would be worried about that too. But we were in an area mostly away from people and they were doing their own thing so it wasn't too much of a problem. Being that it was filmed on different days we had to wear the same outfits to allow for consistency. I'm filming, they're acting. A lot of close up angles, as I'm battling the waves, were used to really seem the emotions playing out on Maddie's face.  Then I would enter the shot being filmed by Karina to end the music video and conclude the song.

I can't wait for y'all to see the video, Madeleine and Karina were amazing. Well Gems I hope you enjoyed the many glimpses into my mind. And I'll see you in the next one. Keep shining.



Sincerely, 

Makenna Jewels <3

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