Composition Film


One thing I would do better next time is to Be better planned out when it's time to film because there were times we didn't know what shot we were on and it just would have made things much smoother.

One thing that went really well is us as a team worked really well we were all contributing and giving ideas for shots and what we should do in the shot. We had some fun with it.

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