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Critical Reflection

How do your products represent social groups or issues?      My product illustrates how social groups are represented by two guys who, like most people, simply anticipated to go camping and everything would be OK. They did, however, choose to venture out and explore the region while on their trip, and it was at this point that one of them mentioned something he had discovered while researching the campground they were staying at. Riley responds that Jean (the white shirt) is exaggerating when he adds that during his investigation, he discovered that a child they once knew had been reported missing after entering that woodland.This may be seen as friends making fun of one other for being terrified of something they know or are afraid of, which could make people reluctant to express their feelings while discussing a certain topic. People not being cautious enough while they are out exploring an area they are unfamiliar with is a problem our film may highlight. Before going there, one of
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Website and Postcard

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   Post card https://www.canva.com/design/DAF_osVPzHU/stpN8LMNQWiToEtArdCEPQ/edit?utm_content=DAF_osVPzHU&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton Front Back Website  https://intheforestshortfi.wixsite.com/intheforest
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Short Film - Into the forest

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Production Blog: Finished Everything!

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  And that's a wrap, folks! After weeks of planning, filming, and a few unexpected twists along the way, we finally have our horror short film in the can. We couldn't be prouder of what we've accomplished, and we can't wait to share our spooky creation with the world!  From the early brainstorming sessions to the chaotic days on set, this journey has been nothing short of exhilarating. We've poured our hearts and souls into every frame, and we hope that passion shines through in the final product. So stay tuned, because something wicked this way comes - and we can't wait for you to experience it with us.  Now that we finished filming we will begin editing our film. We will both work together to edit this film. We both have different ideas on how to edit this video. So i hope this works out and we both figure something out so that we can edit this film!
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Production Blog: Fixing Errors

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    Despite the setback, we refused to let it ruin our spirits. We improvised like pros, coming up with creative workarounds to keep the shoot on track. It's all part of the filmmaking process, right?  We've learned that flexibility and adaptability are key when things don't go according to plan. Instead of dwelling on what went wrong, we focused on finding solutions and pushing forward. And you know what? It made us stronger as filmmakers and as friends.  In the end, the hiccup with the mirror was just a bump in the road on our journey to creating something truly special. We're proud of how we handled the situation, and it's a testament to our passion and dedication to our craft.
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Production Blog: Final Day Filming

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    Murphy's Law was in full effect today, folks. Just when we thought everything was going smoothly, we hit a major snag.  Our main prop - a spooky antique mirror  decided to shatter into a million pieces right in the middle of a crucial scene. Talk about a nightmare!  We scrambled to come up with a solution, but it seemed like every idea we had fell flat. With time ticking away and our frustration mounting, it felt like we were facing an insurmountable obstacle.  But then, in a stroke of genius, Riley had an idea that saved the day.  We quickly improvised, rearranging the scene and swapping out the broken mirror for a makeshift replacement. It wasn't ideal, but it got the job done, and the scene turned out even better than we had hoped. It just goes to show that sometimes, the best moments come out of the biggest challenges.
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Production Blog: Second Day Filming

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    Okay, so filming isn't all serious business  - we had our fair share of laughs and mishaps today. From tripping over cords to accidentally scaring each other with our own props, it was definitely a day filled with unforgettable moments.  We even had a few unexpected visitors on set - a curious squirrel and a nosy neighbor who wandered into the frame at the most inconvenient times. But hey, it's all part of the fun, right? We embraced the chaos and turned it into comedy gold, capturing every hilarious moment on cameras.  Between takes, we goofed around and shared inside jokes, creating memories that we'll cherish long after the cameras stop rolling. It's moments like these that remind us why we love filmmaking - it's not just about the finished product, but the journey along the way.
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