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Finishing filming the house scenes

 I continued to film. I began filming the next scenes on January 31 a couple days after my first-time filming. On this day I was finishing up the scenes that were in my house. My sister was helping me film again while I was acting. The first thing that was filmed was me leaving the bed and walking to my dog in the next room. This was a tracking shot so, while I was acting the camera was following me. This took a couple of tries to do because the tracking shot was either faster than my walking pace or too slow. The next thing I did after that was pick up my dog. This was easy to do because the scene was only about ten seconds or less. After I did the next scene which transitioned to me putting on my dog's leash downstairs. For this, I had to put my dog's leash on. This was simple to do because I walk my dog regularly, so I didn't have any trouble putting on the leash. This took about thirty minutes to do. It was longer than expected because I wasn't satisfied with the filming so, I had to re-do this scene multiple times. After I filmed the last scene of the house. Which is me talking to my dog. This was difficult to do because, my dog kept moving around and wasn't standing still so, I had to redo it many times. I would say this took around forty-five minutes. Which is a long time for this short scene. After filming the house scenes, I reviewed them and made sure I got all of them. It took me about an hour and thirty minutes to finish filming all of these house scenes. I was done for that day of filming. Thank you for reading see you in my next blog. Bye.



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